Recent chatter points to a classic rental‑and‑sale scam funneling through email and text. Scammers post ads, then reply with a polished but generic pitch, often copying the same address across multiple listings. Victims typically share personal details like email or phone numbers, opening the door to further phishing attempts. Protect your inbox by never replying to unknown addresses, and verify any prospective renter or buyer through a separate channel. Use a disposable email for classifieds, and flag suspicious messages for your email provider. If you suspect fraud, report it to the platform and consider a credit freeze.
An inquiry is made about the legitimacy of a person named Ryan Williams, who expressed interest in renting a room in Canada and initiated contact via email
After posting an ad for a expensive camera, I received a response from the same email address, which seemed fake.
It's likely that the individual behind this number is not based in the US and is using a translation program, which appears to have malfunctioned during the message, raising questions about the actual nature of the scam.
I recieve a email after a SMS and i was stupid to send my email adress, i think is a scam
The prescence of these peoples in our countrys is frustrating, they bring their evil ways here and have the audasity to bother us
