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Scammer posting fake RV ads on craigslist.

Here's how you can spot a fake RV seller on craigslist:
-The phone number is out of the area or out of state.
-The number is printed on the photo of the RV - and it's not the number of an established RV dealer.
- There is random punctuation in the subject line (for example: "[[]]✰[[]]1997[[]]✰[[]] Coachmen Mirada 300QB[[]]✰[[]]" or " l989 C0ach m e n Cat@1ina") or alternating capital/lowercase ("1992 AiRsTrEaM ExCeLlA").  The scammers do this to evade craigslist's spam filters, since they post in many cities at once.  Legitimate sellers don't usually do this.
- The price is too low or unrealistic (for instance, $2000 for an RV less than 10 years old).
- They want you to text instead of call.
- They want you to use eBay, Paypal, Amazon or iTunes.  Or they will send a link to a fake Paypal or eBay page.

Bottom line: NEVER pay for a vehicle you cannot see and inspect in person (RV, car, truck, camper, boat, motorcycle)!