If you've ever scoured Craigslist, it can be an interesting place, especially the free section. I saw this one post and instead of being interested in owning it, I just have so many questions.
Sometimes it's flattering, sometimes it's sweet, but sometimes it's just plain creepy. There's a time and a place and I may be wrong here but this just isn't it.
I love this.
You always hear stories about people getting robbed or worse when they go to meet someone to buy or sell something from an online source like Craigslist or Facebook. It makes you wonder why in the world anyone would even bother but hey a great deal is a great deal. So where can you go to make sure that when you meet the buyer or seller you know you will be safe. Te Washington County
I have to thank a listener named Cathi who posted this to my Facebook wall, I am only sorry that I have not had time to read it until tonight. It truly is amazing. It was posted in the Craigslist's Missed Connections in the Boston area, and was written by a man who met a woman that literally saved his life and vanished almost as soon as she had appeared. If one were to believe in Angels sent strai
Yesterday we found the most fascinating list on our local craigslist.org page! We were looking for a missed connection to present on the air, as we do every Tuesday morning, and Sean, Richie, and I all were shocked by this particular post...
Did you ever make an online purchase on Ebay or Craigslist, and wish that you could pick up your purchase somewhere other than having it delivered to your home by someone?
I noticed on our Facebook page this morning, a woman was complaining that tickets to the Luke Bryan concert at SPAC were sold out on Live Nation's website, but she has seen tickets for sale on third party sites like Craigslist.org for $500 and more...