I had a pair of tickets to the musical "Annie" that I needed to sell, since my fiancé went out of town. I put an ad in Craig's list. The night before the performance, Erin at this number, texted me that she wanted the tickets. She said she was concerned about scammers. I told her that we could meet at the box office before the musical to verify the validity of the tickets. She agreed. The next day, three hours before the performance, she texted me that she wanted a photo of the tickets and proof of purchase. I sent her a photo of the center of one of the tickets, to not show the barcode. She cancelled on me. I felt that she wanted this info to try to resell my tickets without paying for them. By this time, it was too late for me to sell to the other people, who earlier wanted to buy. This was part of her plan. When I reiterated that we would have the box office at the auditorium confirm the tickets, she called me a liar and a scammer.