I don't think you can beat this one-http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/ctd/1481777822.html
I don't think you can beat this one-http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/ctd/1481777822.html
Does make you wonder if they're selling the drugs that make you spout this sort of gibberish...
Nope I think that may be the most odd listing I have seen. How did you find it?
SAY what?
Reading the local CL. I don't think there will be many responses. Car looked good. Also, a real nice looking MB on there today for 1K.
I will say, the grammar was better than almost every other listing on craigslist.
I think is is taken from frankenstein, at least it appears so after pasting the add text into google.
Classic spam.... gotta love it. If you ever bother to read the fine print on a lot of the spam emails you may have acquired over the years, it's really common for some goofy reason to paste that ish at the bottom of the email. Cool lookin car though.
Actually, its not that uncommon. I've seen Shakespeare, Harry Potter, a script of some John Wayne... A lot of the ones that are obviously spam have them in the fine print. Sometimes its in white, so you need to highlight it to see it.
http://miami.craigslist.org/mdc/ctd/1481777822.html
So what do you get for $1000? BMW, jilted lover, bad writer? Anybody call yet?
Dan
Its a way for the scammers to quickly search for their ads. That particular passage is from Frankenstien
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