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11-03-2013, 07:09 AM
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Craigslist
There always seems to be something annoying going on with Craigslist
Here are a few of my aggravations: * Title of the Ad(s) state $1.00 then when you open it up....the price is way more. Seems the "truth in advertising" don't apply to individuals * You search for Cub Cadet items but soon find out you are looking at some other brand because some idiot has shot gunned a tag with every brand name of L & G equipment. * You see a dual listings for the same item, and find two different prices. Which one is correct ? 
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11-03-2013, 07:13 AM
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I like these bogus adds that are too good to be true they want you to e-mail them like this one. gmail is my first clue it bogus.
http://swva.craigslist.org/grq/4168457020.html You do and bingo welcome to the world of spam. 
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11-03-2013, 07:37 AM
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Ebay is just as bad. Ebay allows unlimited description words. so you get people who have bought description list and copy and paste them to every listing. Thus making an real Ebay search total pointless. do a single search for a item and you get brakes, shocks, neon lights and a ton of other crap from so called power sellers. annoying. I get tired of looking for bumper cars and having to go thru 900+ listings to find the 12 real ones. if people don't list the key words in the title then a search is pointless. As far as Crapslist, they do anything to get a reply so they can write your email address down so they can sell it to spammers. I had a friend who applied for one of these work from home with no phone sales ads. and that is what it was. this company was paying 1 to 2 dollars per good email address, then they make list and sell them to spammers.
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11-03-2013, 11:45 AM
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I also agree Roland,I have a thread on here about craigslist also. I hate it when a person has something to sell,you call and they never can get ahold of them and they never call you back! If they sold it take the ad down! Alot of a-wholes out there.
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11-03-2013, 01:39 PM
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As great a service as it is and as much as I've gotten from it, posts that have sold items but stay up are the absolute worst!
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11-03-2013, 02:16 PM
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After it's all said and done we all know we will be checking C-List and Flea-Bay for that deal. It's like drugs for us.
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