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Hello I'm New here! Joined: 20 May 2018 Posts: 1

Hey guys,

After ten years of deleting Craigslist scammers and the IRS tax scammers, I'm ready to get involved.

I created my account today and I'll create new email addresses for baiting soon.

I hunt for motorcycle bargains and frequently see deals that are too-good-to-be-true, just like this one Craigslist link removed as the ad appears to have been removed and therefore no way to verify it as a scam. -Padme

Several days after sending the author of the post a Craigslist email, I received this text message from 360-249-xxxx -phone removed as it appears to be a hijacked number and/or "customer service" number which we don't bait here. -Padme

"if you are interested my 2008 BMW K 1200 LT please send your mail!"

Every Craigslist scam seems to start by phishing for an email address. And the huge number of Textmail scammers begs the question why Textmail isn't cracking down on abusers of their service too. But that's a topic for another discussion thread.

Anyway, it would be nice to bait this motorcycle scammer but I'm not ready yet--I have much to learn and aliases to create first.

-Phish_Punisher

Posted: Sun May 20, 2018 11:47 pm

Welcome to eater. Please have a look around and enjoy. If your primary interest is in baiting the sort of IRS scammers that ring your number from call centers, we do not deal with that kind of fraud here. This site does deal with other scammers that frequent Craigslist including advance free fraudsters who post in the pets, romance, and occasionally goods-for-sale section.

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