This example ends up being a pitch for http://casualmatches.net, we have see the same home page on several different domains in the past.There is a (c) at the bottom saying CasualMatches.net on the page that the email will send you to but other pages there are (c) Local-Flings.com. The scammer probably just copy and pastes the pages when migrating from one domain to another and forgot to tidy up some loose ends.

from: Shelley Caudill shelleycaudillfxk@yahoo.com
to: you
subject: RE: i''''ve got to have someone in me

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I am pleased you enjoyed my post on craigs list. Just like I said in my ad I''m not looking to find a serious boyfriend, but having said that a woman has her needs.

I did not put a picture in my post, did not want any body to recognize me, therefor I''ve a photo at http://merky.de/0e4d26 I also got my cellphone number on there if you want to send me a text.

I guess if you are interested I will be hearing from you.

Shelley

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