Rental scam in Covina

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Posted by Trench Reynolds in Real Estate
Thursday, May 1. 2008

A Covina rental deal that proved to good to be true:
A dozen families in Covina, California fell for the too good to be true renters' scam on craigslist. Each paid $2400 to a person who didn't even own the property.

So far no one has been arrested.

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