Housing

[viciouswishes]

If I get e-mails back from one more housing scam on Craigslist, I'm going to choke a bitch. Seriously, it's almost the same goddamn form letter. Unfortunately, they're smarter about their posts, so you have to get the e-mails first before you know it's a scam.

I need housing, not scams.

Comments

[velvetwhip.livejournal.com]

That sounds more than irritating.


Gabrielle

[viciouswishes.livejournal.com]

Beyond. In fact, I think I'm getting phone calls from them because in my e-mails, I sent my phone number to them. One tried to be my internet hosting company, which they obviously weren't.

But now, there is no more need to look for housing to rent.

[velvetwhip.livejournal.com]

Now it's veered into scary territory.


Gabrielle

[ion-bond.livejournal.com]

What kind of scams are you getting? I'm doing the craigslist apartment search thing right now too, and I want to be on my guard.

[viciouswishes.livejournal.com]

Mostly, they all come back with letters from people who are "living abroad" (one of the UK and one from Nigeria) and trying to rent out their beloved homes. They all end like this "you know that we do not see yet and only putting everything into Gods hand,so please do not let us down in this our property and God bless you more as you do this."

They're pretty obvious.

[ion-bond.livejournal.com]

Yes, very cunning. I haven't seen any of those yet.