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San Francisco Renter Reveals the Elaborate Scam That Cost Him $18K

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A San Francisco resident lost $18,600 after falling for a sophisticated rental scam involving fake Craigslist listings that mimicked legitimate ones. This highlights the increasing risk of online fraud in real estate transactions, underscoring the need for tenants to verify identities and payment methods carefully before committing funds.

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