How to detect fake CraigsList E-Mail correspondence (those trying to scam, con and hoax you)
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This video will try to help you detect fake CraigsList correspondence (a disingenuous party who is trying to trick you into either confirming your E-Mail address as valid so that it may be added to a spam mailing list, or one who is trying to scam you into sending out your merchandise in exchange for a counterfeit bank cheque or postal money order that is sure to bounce when attempted to be cashed at your bank.) To the untrained seller, it can be difficult to decipher between authentic CraigsList buyers and 'con men' contacting you under false pretenses in the hopes that you fall for their hoax.