What info do you need? Isn't it just the address?

I only signed up for an OfferUp account after seeing this thread. I listed an item and I only received 2 responses - one was "hello" (Uncle Leo?) and then nothing else after I responded. The other was asking about size when the sizes were clearly listed. Seemed like those phishing emails you get on Craigslist once you list an item.

What kind of scam site did you get me wrapped up in, Bagels?

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Sex isn't dirty, sex isn't a crime. It's a loving act between two or more consenting adults.

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he did reply and gave me what appeared to be a legit address, so i sent the info off to the SOS

Hopefully everything goes smoothly

For me?

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Sex isn't dirty, sex isn't a crime. It's a loving act between two or more consenting adults.

-Hank Kingsley

it appears that hope is already lost

Suddenly trading that car for some Hollywood memorabilia doesn't seem like all that bad of a plan now does it?

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Mine did. It was an 88. I managed to get 140k on that piece of shit in 7 years. In retrospect I have no idea how I drove that much given that I lived five miles from work.

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"When people want their version of the truth, they go find it, no matter how baseless their beliefs." -- Ken Rosenthal

At my previous career (auto detailing and accessories) we got into a string of Chrysler cars that we bought, cleaned up and repaired, then used as company loaners and often resold. Mostly K Cars, Reliant, Aries, a couple of New Yorkers, a Caravalle, the gamut. Except the very first one, an 84 Reliant with a carburetor, the rest were good, reliable, economical cars and we made decent money on all of them. Even at that time we had lots of folks drive the 84 away and then not be able to start it. They'd call and we'd say, just pump the gas- "Oh, NO, you NEVER do that!!" Well, lady, then start walking, cuz' that's what we do every morning!!