Comments on: Win it. Wear it. Share it. Round 10

By: Eire1975

Eire1975 — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 15:57:00 +0000

I think this is just a show put on by Craigslist so they can play the innocent victim of “big brother.” Unfortunately, I feel it’s just as Trench said, a publicity stunt. I’ve heard rumors that the adult postings just moved to other sections of the site anyway. I don’t doubt it. Clearly, the biggest problem on Craigslist is the human trafficking element, but there are so many scams and cons over there, it’s unreal. Try renting a house or apartment from an ad there and you’ll see what I mean. Half the properties aren’t even for rent. Property management companies have come up with a new way to bilk people out of money via Craigslist. They take out an ad for a rental property then charge each applicant between $40 and $100 for a background check that costs $10. The place is a cesspool.

By: Trench Reynolds

Trench Reynolds — Sun, 05 Sep 2010 01:50:00 +0000

My wife watches a lot of those court shows and she’s always amazed at how many of the cases stem from craigslist.

By: MamaLisa

MamaLisa — Sat, 04 Sep 2010 21:08:00 +0000

Wheeee! Thanks, Trench, and I can’t wait for my t-shirt! I may tie-dye it, or add beadwork And I just an article with the headline, “CraigsList removes adult services section.” Here the twin freaks go again — they haven’t removed anything for the rest of the world. Like human trafficking and the sex trade are only in the US?

Love this one — I was watching Street Court yesterday, and a lady was suing a man because he ripped her off when she purchased a kitchen island from him, on Guess Where? You know it! CraigsList! The judge did not have nice things to say about using Craigslist. Among other things, he said, “That was your first mistake!”

So even if The Freaky Boys have agreed to block the Adult Services Section from the US, there are still all those pesky little criminals trolling CraigsList for their next victims to rob, rape, or murder, and then there are all the CraigsList scammers, placing fake ads to rob people of their money.

CraigsList is still a joke. And not a very funny one at that.

By: Mickie Krause

Mickie Krause — Wed, 01 Sep 2010 04:25:00 +0000

I feel that craigscrimeleist.org is providing an excellent service to educate the general public of the hidden aspects of Craig’s List. It is haven for criminals and monsters. Anyone who can condone or not stop the actions of the people to facilitate the crimes that are committed via the Craig List are morally reprehensible. I also feel that a shirt worn on my 42-G body will receive ample attention and I will direct anyone who asks to this Website to judge for themselves. Once anyone reads the articles here; they will realize that Craig’s List is not what it appears to be. And unlike so many situations in our society today; at least trenchreynolds.me offers a solution at Geebo.com.