I have a related scam question:
I get no answer back in the last week when I email a Craigslist ad--one in Jacksonville, one in St. Pete's--both were good prices, but not immediate red flag scam prices. Both ads required you to email them with a phone # (they did not list their #). I emailed back the day of the ad, because I'm using CraigsPal Pro, which push notifies me of every new
scamp,
casita,
burro, or egg within 500 miles of where I am.
Can they tell I'm just not scam material? Or did they sell their
scamp or
casita in one hour lol. Someone explain why I don't hear back.
There *was* a
burro in Augusta I missed--it
sold in one day, but the guy had listed his # and he got back to me. It was $3500 so now I understand why a
burro in good shape, older, for $3500 would go in two seconds.
Thanks.