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10179 - Good Deal or Potential Scam?

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I tend to find that everyone on Craiglist is an honest hard working person who would never scam anyone... (said no one ever) Hopefully it is an April Fools joke - but sadly it is probably just some scammer.

And not a very good scammer at that.....he is only gonna make away with 400 bucks, what a loser!!!!!! Go big or go home!!

$400 bucks for nothing is still $400 bucks. :)

Ask him to post pixs of the sets with a piece of paper with his name handwritten on it sitting next to those sets. I doubt he'd be able to comply.

And not a very good scammer at that.....he is only gonna make away with 400 bucks, what a loser!!!!!! Go big or go home!!

Right...if its a scam, make it believable. Who sells something they know nothing about?! Could have "sold" it for $2,300 and gotten away with nearly 8x the amount of money. He is stupid to think he can scam, giving us a crack deal like that!

"If the deal is too good to be true, it probably is!"

Just found something: http://chicago.craigslist.org/nwc/tag/3716032943.html. He looked all right, but then again, I would have to sell like most of my collection in order to get it. Does it seem legit to anyone?

lol this guy must be friends with the one I saw.

IKR. xD The boxes both look like they are in mint condition, so its hard to differentiate whether either is different then the other. :( I hate scammers, but I hate losing a good deal, nearly as much!

Just did a quick Craigslist search in my area for Lego and this same exact ad came up for MS area. Definitely a scam.

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Its says he need to sell them because of an emergency.......as long as you dong send him any money and go check out these sets in person, I don't see the problem. My initial reaction is this could be legit but even if it was a true story and it was an emergency he could get much much more money for these.....and fast, at least double if not triple what he is asking. I don't see any harm in going to check them out if anyone lives in that area.

As long as you can go inspect the set (seals, condition and weight) and complete the transaction right there in person I don't see an issue.  If anything at all seems fishy just be ready to eject.

 

Couldn't hurt to at least try...might just score the find of the year...

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