Tualatin teens accused in theft ring:
Four teens in Tualatin, Oregon ranging in ages from 14 to 16 have been arrested for breaking into cars and trying to sell stolen electronics on craigslist. They allegedly stole over $12K in electronics. They’ve been released to their parents’ custody.
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Police investigating Craigslist ad offering house full of goodies:
Police in San Antonio, Texas are investigating yet another ‘take everything in my house’ craigslist ad that turned out to be fake. Luckily the homeowners had an alarm system and nothing was taken. For the love of God people, just because something is posted on craigslist it doesn’t automatically make it true. Morons.
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Craigslist scammers threaten local couple who won’t play along:
A couple from Plymouth, California have been threatened repeatedly by a fake check scammer that goes by the name of Leslie Morgan. Read the article. It’s amazing the lengths one scammer will go to.
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Job seekers victimized through Craigslist.org:
A job scam is going on where someone is posting an ad on craigslist for a company called Financial Planning Association of Nevada. The company is real but the ads aren’t. Applicants are asked to fill out information for a credit check which of course is probably to steal your personal information.
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North Andover man arrested in Craigslist sting:
The first paragraph of this article is great…
Jonathan Pickering thought he was going to meet a 13-year-old boy he contacted through the Craigslist Internet site. Instead, he was greeted by a burly police officer, police said.
That is awesome.
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