cody john <smith_alodio@yahoo.com> wrote:


how much is yur last price i will like to hear from u soon bye


Jonathan Paris <jparis_1@yahoo.com> wrote:

you want it? you can have it......just go to the junkyard, youll find pieces left and right, the fender and sunroof are at my house, the car is at the yard

cody john <smith_alodio@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hello,
How are you doing?i was came across your advert today
concerning the car you posted for sale on . am really intresting
in this item is perfectly specification requested by me. i like to know if the
item is still available and the details of the present condition and
the last price you are willing to sell it to me.looking forward
to hear from you ........ thanks stay bless.
Regards
smith

i lol'd, my car has been gone for afew weeks now, i took down all the advertisments and i stil get scam mails lol

 

thats great, the best part is the extremly poor grammer

 

lol no kidding, this should lead to the "poor grammer irritates me" thread.

 

Lol.

 

the same thing happened to me when i sold my boat. it sold over a year ago and i still get scam emails wanting me to ship boat out of the country. the worst part about people fall for this crap all the time.

 

I get these every time I try to sell something. Any time I get an email with horrible grammer I just send them messages back talking about leasing my cat for a time share, or whatever else I can think up. If you overwhelm them with wierd details they send some funny responses back.

 

Hmm.. I got an email yesterday. It seems legit but now I'm second guessing with it.. Its grammer seems to be on. I think I should ask the guy for his phone number and speak to him that way to make sure everythings legit.

Sigh... I hate dealing with fake bullshit.

What was the title of your email named?


Mine was: "Interest in your vehicle (CraigsList)"

So I hope its real. Ugh.

 

You guys know it's spelled "grammar", right?

 

Good point.. I blame above post for influencing me terribly [&o]

DAMN YOU