I posted an ad on Craigslist about a phone I'm selling. I received a text from this number asking if I "still it available for sell??" I told them yes, and the next message was, "I want to buy what you have on sales." When I asked when we could exchange, just believing their English wasn't too fantastic, I got three messages back to back with PERFECT English and punctuation telling me that she, Sophia, wanted to buy the phone to give to her friend. BUT, she needed my help to send it to her friend, so she was going to give me $130, even though my phone was for sale at $70. When I text back, "How do I report this scam to the police?", she responded, "nopel!"
I posted an ad on Craigslist about a phone I'm selling. I received a text from this number asking if I "still it available for sell??" I told them yes, and the next message was, "I want to buy what you have on sales." When I asked when we could exchange, just believing their English wasn't too fantastic, I got three messages back to back with PERFECT English and punctuation telling me that she, Sophia, wanted to buy the phone to give to her friend. BUT, she needed my help to send it to her friend, so she was going to give me $130, even though my phone was for sale at $70. When I text back, "How do I report this scam to the police?", she responded, "nopel!"
I posted an ad on Craigslist about a phone I'm selling. I received a text from this number asking if I "still it available for sell??" I told them yes, and the next message was, "I want to buy what you have on sales." When I asked when we could exchange, just believing their English wasn't too fantastic, I got three messages back to back with PERFECT English and punctuation telling me that she, Sophia, wanted to buy the phone to give to her friend. BUT, she needed my help to send it to her friend, so she was going to give me $130, even though my phone was for sale at $70. When I text back, "How do I report this scam to the police?", she responded, "nopel!"
I posted an ad on Craigslist about a phone I'm selling. I received a text from this number asking if I "still it available for sell??" I told them yes, and the next message was, "I want to buy what you have on sales." When I asked when we could exchange, just believing their English wasn't too fantastic, I got three messages back to back with PERFECT English and punctuation telling me that she, Sophia, wanted to buy the phone to give to her friend. BUT, she needed my help to send it to her friend, so she was going to give me $130, even though my phone was for sale at $70. When I text back, "How do I report this scam to the police?", she responded, "nopel!"