[VB] Scam maybe. How's it work?

[Bob Wohl]

Some people are just plain lazy. I've had numerous people flake out on
transactions. Craigslist is the worst for this. I have an ever growing list
of numbers in my phone with the name + flake + part/transaction saved just
in case I get hit up twice by the same people and it has happened.

Good luck!


On Thu, Jan 2, 2014 at 1:08 PM, Notorious at Yahoo
<Notorious_a_u_b_ at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Hey List Members, This message is a warning,&verifying if anyone
> experienced the same.Lately I have been trying to sell spare parts to gain
> the$ needed to finish 1build.Twice now,on different listings,I've had a
> customer ask for my name&address to make out a money order,to mail it to
> me.1st when I'd asked where they were so I could see how much it'd cost to
> ship the particular part,there was no more response.The 2nd time I just
> replied I'd prefer to exchange cash when I brought the part to a meeting
> place&No response came.Did I turn off 2potential sales because I was
> paranoid?Was I justified?Were they true red-flags?I'm not sure if just my
> name&address is enough for identity fraud,or if they need more like my
> SSN.I promise the year of 2014, I will be posting more about my 1959
> DoubleCab, as my medical needs have leveled out,&I'm working through my
> disabilities.Thanks for any help or feedback.This list is priceless.Happy
> V-Dubbing!Aloha.
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