Scam??

From the member search:
The requested user does not exist.

That is not even the template used for PM notification.

I'm sur you know this but if you clicked the link I would highly recommend runn8ng a virus scan, you may have loaded a worm/keyboard key stroke worm.

Greg Wag......WTH kind of name is that? And Greg, if you are Real, the Question Still Stands

Please send Me a PM, I've got a Free Gift for Ya Greg

Edit: I'm Glad No one can give me a Dislike for this Post

Do not click on the link. But if you can, RIGHT click on the link, and copy the link to your clipboard. Then paste it into an editor or word processor so you can see what the actual link is. (Just because it displays as beechtalk.com doesn't mean it actually links there).

I would say post the link here, but we obviously don't want anyone to click on it. Maybe post a screenshot of it or something. But most importantly, if it goes somewhere other than beechtalk.com, then something is weird.

Real messages from BT start with the following boiler:

NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT REPLY TO THIS MESSAGE!

If you reply via email, the response does not go to the sender of the
private message, it goes to the admins of the site. To reply to the
sender, click below and use the private message interface on BeechTalk.
Thanks!

- BeechTalk Admins

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Hello Matt Fine,

I actually have a PM from the guy.

I have had this happen on several WTB items here on BT. If they send pics of an actual item you can usually google search the picture and you will most likely find it in another listing that the scammer took it from. As always, if it looks too good to be true or is a great price, it is probably a scam...