Scamming on craigslist ads selling a motorcycle and using email address marisonselena@gmail.com When you ask about the item you will get this email..."The thing is I'm selling this bike because my husband passed away not long ago (he was very sick) and this bike brings me bad memories and I really have no use for it and that's the reason why I want to sell it asap...I along with my daughter decided to sell the house and we moved to my parents in Topeka, Kansas trying to start a new life. The bike is already at the shipping company in the container, sealed and ready for delivery. Is there already because someone agreed to buy it, but in the end he never got the loan. For this reason, the shipping is already paid. I will use eBay in this transaction for our protection. If you are not aware of this program, you should know that it will allow you inspect the bike before paying me. The inspection period will be set to 5 days and I think is enough for you to make a decision about the bike. If you won`t like it, you notify eBay and you send it back on my expense. But I assure you it won't be the case. If you want to continue the purchase, please reply with your full name, delivery address and phone number so I can start the transaction with eBay and ask them to send you the terms of this transaction. ( with no further obligation or fees). Thank you"
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