The times I have run into scams it was pretty easy to detect if your radar is up.
They ask questions that are clearly answered in the ad. Speak of having the ability to pay for the item. Will have their carrier come and pick up. Of course the hook is they will give you a bank check for more than the amount of item and then you pay the carrier or send them money back. At some point (usually months later) the check they gave you will come back as no good and you are out the item you sold and the money you returned. Emails will be broken english also.
Best way to deal with this if you get one of these is to tell them the conditions and you will not release the vehicle till the check clears the bank and by no means will you return any overage.
The scammers are not after what you are selling they are after the return of the overage.
One thing that may also help is to call the bank that the check was written on.
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