I just ried to post my car up for sale in both Portland and Seattle, and it's asking me to create an account and log in? Since when? Seems fishy, like some kind of scam. Anyone know anything about this?
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Yup, new thing.
Cool thing is that you will be able to "track" your ads and keep copies of them.
I thought it kinda cool, but might be "phishy"
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I've had an account for about a year now. It makes listing adds a lot quicker. No email conformation/keyword stuff.-tim
-Coining hip terms since 10/9/03Originally posted by JordanComment
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makes it easier to post but ive already had a fake ad posted under my account, not sure how so i just changed my password1986 5.0 Mustang - Sold, regretfully
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Just remember this BS: You're going to get emails time to time telling you that the "Craigslist Staff" needs to verify your account for some BS, and it will send you to a fake login that looks exactly like the real one. Look at your Address Bar each time you login to make sure it isn't something else.
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Just remember this BS: You're going to get emails time to time telling you that the "Craigslist Staff" needs to verify your account for some BS, and it will send you to a fake login that looks exactly like the real one. Look at your Address Bar each time you login to make sure it isn't something else.
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