It’s odd how a single phone number keeps resurfacing across unrelated Craigslist and dating‑site posts, all pointing to the same fraud pattern. The reports describe a scammer—often using the alias Daniel Domschot—who replies to ads with a polished email, offers a certified or business check, and then asks for a cash‑back or shipping fee. Victims should never deposit an unexpected fake check, never forward personal info, and should block the number on their device. Report the interaction to the platform, the FTC, and local law‑enforcement. Keep personal details private and consider using a call‑blocking app to stop future texts.
Correspondence was maintained with the scammer until a purchase was proposed, at which point a fake address was provided to incur costs on the scammer's part.
After getting an email from Daniel Dumbass, I felt uneasy and decided to research him, which led me to this platform, where I found helpful comments like 'Chingao'.
We received an identical email, and initially, I wasn't aware it was a scam; a $2500 check was sent, far exceeding the amount for our ad on CL, and now I'm receiving threatening emails after becoming suspicious and investigating further.
Fortunately, I researched the information before providing any personal details in response to the same message others have received.
Initially, Daniel Dubshit emailed me about an item on CL, and after I replied, his next email seemed suspicious, which I've copied and pasted.
I'm glad I saw these posts, or I would have fallen for the scam, they sent me a check for 2800 dollars
The situation is quite amusing, actually
Luckily, i was warned by others about Daniel Domschot, who also tried to scam me on Craigslist.
Thanks for posting this, Daniel Domschot is still trying to scam ppl on Craigslist, including me.
After recieving an email from Daniel Domschot, i told him to go away and sent him some pictures
I have no idear who this is, can somone please tell me?
A message was received promoting a Labor Day Special from Walmart, offering gift cards to AZ residents, but the legitimacy of this offer is questionable.
I recieved a spam txt message from this number, containing a link to a suspicious website.
The message received suggests fraudulent activity is at play
He nearly got me in Montucky too
Apparently, i recieved a check for employment upfront and it turn out to be fake when i took it to the bank
Someone I know was contacted by this number with a similar story, which we now believe to be false after depositing money and then researching the individual online.
A scammer, identifying himself as Daniel Domschot, sent a counterfeit check for $2800, fabricating a story about a sister with medical issues and a potential job opportunity working for her.
Somthing similiar happend to me yesterday, they wanted me to post adds on craigslist and pay me 300 a week, its a complet scam.
After engaging with this individual to gather more information, it became apparent that their intention was to pay for an ad on Craigslist, but only if it was posted from someone in the U.S., which raised suspicions, and as a lawyer, I plan to investigate further to prevent potential hacking or other issues
After receiving a text from this number in response to an ad I posted, I replied via text, but later looked up the number and found numerous complaints, raising concerns about how they obtain our information and the potential for scams through our responses
In addition to my previous post, I never submitted a resume, merely inquired about obtaining more information.
Upon responing to the care giver ad, i was surprised to recieve a lenghty reply with a detaild description of the job requirments, along with a 'thank you for your resume' note, which seemed unsolicited and kinda weird.
I started recieving unsolicited text messages from this number, claiming to be from Best Buy, its really anoying
I stumbled upon this individual on Match.com and decided to look up their number, which led me to this platform. They provided a Yahoo address, sgt_devon@yahoo.com, and their screen name on Match.com is lovelydays1_121.
A text was received from the number 924-665-01, purportedly from Daniel Domschot, responding to a Craigslist ad with a job offer; fortunately, no response was made
Insted of trusting the message, just google the email adress and youll find alot of informatioin about the sender, it sounds like a familiar scam, just folow your insticts and be cautious
Following a text message from this number regarding an ad on ksl.com, they made me an offer which i acepted, but after requesting to meet up, i recieved no respons, fortunatly i came acrost this page
A text message was sent to the screename 'dandomschot', supposedly from someone named Daniel Domschot
A similar experience was had with a person named Daniel Domschot, who responded to a Craigslist ad with a suspicious number, demonstrating a lack of common sense
