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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;panda, post: 987605, member: 24443&quot;]not trying to be ignorant, but with a table full of money, a person that is willing to break into your house will have no problem shooting your dog(s). also even if a dog is mean to strangers, its not properly trained to handle that type of situation. i have two pit bulls. one is a trained certified guard dog also she has her canine good citizen award. they are trained to retreat if a gun gets pulled, also they are trained to automatically attack if a target goes for a pocket. that does no good if they come in, gun in hand. german shepards are smart dogs, my second favorite to work with. look into getting your&#039;s some training.</p><p><br /></p><p>i hate using craigslist!</p><p><br /></p><p>i was looking to buy a ps3 and they had one up for sale pretty cheap, not to cheap to automatically think its a fraud, but close.i decided to email them just to see what the deal was, to see if it was in a &quot;good&quot; area and how legit they sounded.</p><p><br /></p><p>the reply back and want to meet in a really bad part of town(projects). they give me the address, i google map it. its an alley!!! i then tell them i am not sure if i can make it. they send me a message saying something like &quot;well if you can pay for a ride out, i can lower the price $20, but let me know i got like 5 other people that have been emailing me all day wanting to meet asap&quot;. then they leave me a phone number. i do some magic in the police system and find out its an out of state(north Carolina if i remember correctly) prepaid cell phone registered to &quot;john Smith&quot; with the address of &quot;123 street street&quot;. i know that doesn&#039;t make it for sure a scam, just because of the phone. i know some people don&#039;t want that info out there. but with everything else, i would have been an idiot to meet them.</p><p><br /></p><p>i never email them back, they send me a message saying, if i want it, to call/Email in 5 minutes or they have to sell it. 30 minutes go by and they say &quot;yea, sorry we had to sell the ps3. but if you can get a ride, we got another one, whenever you can get out here call/email).</p><p><br /></p><p>i still wonder if they robbed anybody that day. i remember an episode of the &quot;first 48&quot; when a guy got shot and killed. it ended up being a craigslist set up. i have had a few more shady experiences on craigslist. now i only use it if i have no other choice. you put something up for sale and people come out of the woodwork with law ball offers or ridiculous trade offers. i was selling a subwoofer and amp, what am i going to do with 100 hair brushes?!?![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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