MessageI had something similiar yesterday. I have some ATV wheel/tires advertised on my ISP's free classifieds. I received this email yesterday, twice, eleven minutes apart. Hi, 1)is this item still available for sale?? 2)where are you located? 3)may i know why, you want to sell it? 4)Has this item involved in any damage before? 5)can i see more picx?? 6)do i need to repair? 7)what year is this item manufactured? 8)what is the final price? 9)can you help me determine the weigth? 10)i will like to know if you do accept a certified cashiers check or money order as mode of payment? 11)i have a freight company on my own will be available for them? because the operate 7:00am to7:00pm mon-saturday i will be glad to read from you soonest.. Notice number 5, they ask for more picx. There were no photos to begin with. Why ask for "more"? Notice the terrible grammar in several places. I didn't answer it. Gale ----- Original Message ----- From: Bernie To: geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 6:50 PM Subject: [GeoStL] NGR-Strange call The weirdest thing just happened to me. I just got a phone call asking me if I still had those radios for sale. I said-what radios. He said the Midlands. I asked where he saw the ad and he replied in the Globe on Monday. I sold those radios to Pandy Andy one year ago and even then, they were not advertised in the Globe. If anyone has an explanation for this, please let me know. I think I'm being had. Bernie