5 Reasons Why You Should NEVER Respond to This Craigslist Listing (Inland Empire Police Warning)

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Response - Responses to other users ’ ads don’t belong in the classified categories , please respond via email, and/or take it to the discussion forums. Personal Info - posting someone’s personal information is not allowed. Craigslist scams targeting sellers and buyers aren’t rare, but you can avoid them by learning to recognize red flags and warning signs. In this guide, we’ll cover some of the most common scams on Craigslist sites and tips for keeping your money and identity safer. First off, anyone selling on Craiglist doesn’t need to confirm you are a real person. This is assumed as you have a normal conversation about where to meet up. The FTC has put out an official warning regarding this specific scam. Next, is the classic trying to get your email address trick. A: Replies to live posts are relayed to poster’s email address. Q: I’m getting “message undeliverable” errors. What should I do? Q: The reply button won’t open. Users have reported success in fixing this issue by taking. * Check the add-ons that are installed on your Internet browser. Who should I notify about fraud or scam attempts? You can report scams and any suspicious communications to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center, and/or your state Attorney General’s Office. If you are defrauded by someone you met in person, contact your local police department. Each email has some warning signs that can be spotted once you know what to look for. Do not respond to any messages you think are scams.