A few scam points

[chuckidoodlez]

Firstly,ANYONE who uses yahoo.com as their email is highly likely to be a scam artist.
(I have had three from this address)

Secondly,if advertising for a property in the UK,PLEASE DO NOT EVER REPLY TO THESE PEOPLE:
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
(anyone else spot the similarities?!?)

Without boring you all,they all send the SAME email (with the exception of Frank who has higher rates),the SAME photos and the SAME bad grammar....THEY ARE CHANCING IT!!

Theres also one from [email protected] but his is already on this site

[Dotti]

While many scammers use yahoo or other free emails, not all people using these addresses are scammers. Plenty of legitimate individuals use yahoo for private correspondence. However, "businesses" that use yahoo or "professionals" attempting to conduct business by yahoo should always be considered highly suspect.

Could you please post the emails from these scammers? These will be the scammers' scripts, and having them posted also helps to prevent them from succeeding. While we often point out the poor English as a sign of a scam, many of these scammers target people from non-English speaking countries who cannot easily identify these errors. In these cases, seeing similarities to the script can be invaluable.