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Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Searching for sublets on Craigslist; seems too good to be true. Scam? I've been looking for a sublet for the summer in the Dulles, VA area on Craigslist, and got this in reply to my ad. > Hi,I hope you are still looking for a place.My aunt has some offers you may be interested in.. You can text me back with your interest. > >2 bedroom house with 2 bath > 3 bedrooms with 3 baths up for grab, >A duplex with 1 living room ,4 rooms and 5 toilets. > > >You can get back to her with these. > >* One you will be interested in.. >*The amount you will be able to afford monthly for the one you are interested in. >* You can text her back if you are interested at [redacted],She is deaf, so do not call.Text her because this email is not even her's. Her name is [redacted] > >Thanks After I sent a text to her aunt, she offered me the house at $1280 per month, with a $300 deposit. She sent gorgeous pictures, and asked that I fill out an application. I am worried that she might be attempting to steal my identity. I was smart enough to reverse image search the pictures she sent me, and found that 7/8 of the pictures she sent leads me to the address she listed; more info can be found on the real estate listing here: http://www.redfin.com/VA/Sterling/42373-Winsbury-West-Pl-20166/home/39925380 However, one of the pictures, when reverse searched, leads to a house for sale in California. The house seems to good to be true (therefore, it probably is, I know). If it *is* true, the house is just the place I'm looking for, great price, perfect location, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.