4 Scary TRUE Craigslist Stories

Here is volume 6 of the true Craigslist horror stories.

The author of the first story wanted his name to be changed to Dan for privacy, I unfortunately overlooked this when crediting his actual name.

Anything with poorly structured sentences and grammar will not be read, so please just make them neat and understandable. Please also state how you would like your name to be credited in a video.

[thekambIer]

Craigslist ads: “Selling my Ferrari for 2 dollars because my dog had an allergy to it. Meet me at missing persons park at 3AM!!!”
Buyers: “OMG!!! This is such a great deal!”

[lovleen]

the dumbest thing anyone could ever do is walk into a stranger's house

[diamondinthesky]

The first dude was so lucky he had his mom with him. The moment her motherly instincts kicked in she saved both of their lives.

[charlescrane]

Guy on story 3 has balls of steel for saying “your the piece of shit that stole my stuff” to a guy in a sketchy house from Craigslist, and that until a second later found out the guy had a gun. Probably should have stayed quiet, I don’t blame him but damn that’s pretty brave

[Artemi]

Rule number 1: Don’t just walk into someone’s house, especially when they ask you too

[jvnathvn]

Only ogs remember the other Craigslist volumes

[creepycassette]

Literally everyone in these stories:

I could be murdered and there are huge red flags...but DEALS!! 🤪🤪

[bojanaaa]

What’s scarier than some of these stories is the fact that most people don’t report them so that someone else doesn’t get hurt.

[EMCproductions]

Me: (doing important work)
Mr Nightmare: *uploads*
Me: ...this work isn't THAT important.

[johnclarkeboy]

That last story is terrifying and sad but “Come back in you forgot your fridge” is actually funny 😂😂😂

[Spoonicks]

Take it from someone who has to deal with roommates almost never locking the front door, the reason why people ignore red flags is because they rarely have to worry about that sort of stuff, and don't typically think it'll actually happen to them. Trust is pleasant, but it can be blinding at the worst times.

[JayKLars]

What if the first story was some guy trying to lure him and his mom in his basement so he could ask his mother if she was Interested in purchasing an extended warranty on her vehicle?

[arianapm]

2nd story.. A red flag was Tobi asking to meet them at 10pm. NEVER meet someone during the night time, always during the day time.

[SlendyMane]

"Just let yourself in" is a huge red flag... I'm trying to understand why people don't understand why that isn't sketchy.... Especially the car thing. We always did car transactions outside at like Walmart or something....

[samppakoivula]

How horror stories starts
Then: It was dark and gloomy night...
Now: One evening I was browsing craig's list...

[JNLMM]

Bro I’m in dans basement rn, it’s kinda lit not gonna lie why y’all sleeping on Dan bro

[nocomment]

"You forgot your fridge!"
"Oh yeah, lemme just grab that real quick fam"

[tarawillis]

If anyone sounds “basically normal”, they’re basically not

[yungprodigy]

used to watch you in 7th grade absolutely scared to the bone, now I'm cooking dinner listening in my own home, cheers Mr nightmare I hope you're okay

[raulbancroft]

Idk what’s more unbelievable the stories themselves or the characters being so trusting of everyone