craigslist

[lurch70]

Do any of you use this site?
I like it usually for finding weird stuff, like cheap computers and office furniture.
But I have also been on a handful of dates with some cool ladies that I met there.

anyone else.

www.craigslist.com

 

[NAD]

Who is this Craig and why does he have a list.

 

[MadeInNewJersey]

Free classifieds maaaaaan.

I use it all the time when looking for concert tickets (or any tickets, for that matter).

 

[lurch70]

yes ... all the classifieds are FREE (except the job ones) ... great way to meet some chickas for free ...

 

[NAD]

Jobs, chicks, tickets, and more?

Shit nikkuh why the heeeeellllllllll didn't I know about this earlier?!

 

[Reign in Acai]

Anybody ever purchase anything off of Craigslist? There's a bunch o goodies on there, but meeting up at some dude's house to inspect some wares for purchase sounds awkward as all hell.

 

[dorian gray]

The wife has bought and sold a ton of shit on Craigslist. Most of the time she meets the person at a neutral location

 

[Tide In Mind Out]

Sold a bunch through it but never bought. I've either met the buyer at a public place or in my front yard.

 

[rms]

Found my apartment, and bought furniture as well as tickets for shit off craigslist, isnt that bad to me

 

[dorian gray]

I've found several of my victims through it

 

[NAD]

^^^ lol

Sold the WRX and many musical items.

Haven't bought much though, I don't think.

I shop for used Jeeps there once a week.

 

[Reign in Acai]

Yea, fuck this. I'll stick with Amazon and Ebay. This kind of shit isn't limited to answering personal ads like my lonely co-worker. Some dude and his kid got snuffed in South LA a few months back answering an ad on a television set. Fucked up world.

SUNBURY, Pa. (AP) — A couple married for just three weeks lured a man to his death with a Craigslist ad because they wanted to kill someone together, police said.

Elytte Barbour told officers before his arrest Friday night that he and his wife, Miranda, had planned to kill before, but their plans never worked out until last month when Troy LaFerrara responded to an online posting that promised companionship in return for money, authorities said.

Elytte Barbour told investigators "that they committed the murder because they just wanted to murder someone together," police said in the affidavit.

Elytte Barbour, 22, and Miranda Barbour, 18, face criminal homicide charges in LaFerrara's death. His body was found Nov. 12 in an alley in Sunbury, a small city about 100 miles northwest of Philadelphia. The couple had recently moved to nearby Selinsgrove from Dunn, N.C.

Sunbury's police chief, Steve Mazzeo, said Saturday he did not want to comment on the case or the couple's motives since it was still an active investigation.

According to Sunbury police, Elytte Barbour told investigators he hid under a blanket in the backseat of the couple's SUV as his wife picked up LaFerrara at a mall Nov. 11. He told police that, on his wife's signal, he wrapped a cord around LaFerrara's neck, restraining him while Miranda Barbour stabbed him.

The 42-year-old Port Trevorton man was stabbed about 20 times, police said.

Miranda Barbour was charged Tuesday, a day after police first contacted her. She initially denied knowing LaFerrara, but her story evolved as investigators gathered evidence, including the discovery that the last call received by the victim's cellphone was made from her number, according to an affidavit in her case.

That affidavit said Miranda Barbour acknowledged meeting the victim in Selinsgrove and driving with him to Sunbury, where they parked. She said LaFerrara groped her and she took a knife from between the front seats and stabbed him after he put his hand around her throat, according to the affidavit.

Police said Miranda Barbour had told them she purchased cleaning supplies at a department store after stabbing LaFerrara, then picked up her husband and took him to a strip club for his birthday. On Friday, police said, Elytte Barbour told them he was the one who had purchased the cleaning products, an account investigators said was backed up by surveillance footage.

Following his wife's arrest, Elytte Barbour told The Daily Item of Sunbury that Miranda Barbour, whom he married Oct. 22, regularly hired herself out as a "companion" to men she met on various websites, a business venture he said he supported because it didn't involve sexual contact.

Barbour said his wife made anywhere from $50 to $850 by meeting with men for such activities as having dinner together or walking around a mall. The ads she placed on websites including Craigslist all said upfront that sex was not part of the deal, he said.

"She is not a prostitute," he said. "What she does is meet men who have broken marriages or have no one in their lives, and she meets with them and has delightful conversation."

Elytte Barbour didn't have an attorney at his arraignment Friday night. Telephone messages left for his wife's public defenders Saturday were not immediately returned.

Investigators also plan to look into the death of a man with whom Miranda Barbour had a 1-year-old child, Mazzeo said, but he would not say if there is a suspicion of foul play.

 

[dorian gray]

"Delightful conversation"