Looks to be in good shape and the price is right!
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/zip/d/free-billiards-table-full/6524932187.html
https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/zip/d/free-billiards-table-full/6524932187.html
Free Sportking - DC
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Damn! Someone's getting lucky toda
But you know, I've seenan add similar in Houston twice with another perfect super nice table
They never responded, I think it was just an add placed to get email addresses
This might be a similar deal, too good to be true, generally is,
I mean that thing is mint
But you know, I've seenan add similar in Houston twice with another perfect super nice table
They never responded, I think it was just an add placed to get email addresses
This might be a similar deal, too good to be true, generally is,
I mean that thing is mint
I'm pretty sure that if you respond through the Craigslist system, the other party never sees your real email.
description says 10'5" x 5'9".
True. One thing I've been seeing lately, though, is a phone number which when texted responds back, 'Please email me at xyz@xyz.com for more information on the item.'
I've emailed them using a burner email address just for giggles and they never respond.
From a scammer/attacker's perspective it seems like a lot of effort to go through to harvest email addresses one at a time. I'm sure there's some other component to it all that I'm just not seeing.
It is possible to automate their end somewhat. They might be using identical item descriptions (maybe copied from real items) in a dozen different markets. But it would still be a lot of work.