Security & Theft tractor has been stolen but found the next day fishy craigslist ad

[deereboy72]

so i was looking at the used tractors for sale on Portland craigslist found a ad for kubota m series tractor for sale looked wasn't interested in the size of the tractor so i went back to the listing a few ads down saw a ad for stolen kubota tractor wanted to look and see if i can help the owner find his tractor saw the picture i was thinking didnt i just see that picture so i went back to the listings opened up the for sale ad and the stolen tractor ad compared photos and same tractor so i am wondering if the person found his tractor and wanted to sale it right after or if it was a hoax for attention

here are the links

Stolen tractor link : REWARD $500 Stolen Kubota Tractor

Tractor for sale link : Kubota Tractor M Series 60 hp -- Reduced


whats your opinion

 

[archerm3]

I dunno...

Same stock photo in each ad. Same phone number.

Being the smart *** that I am I would say why haven't you forwarded this to the attorney general, city or state. Hint hint.

Sure looks fishy.

 

[JTPass]

I agree with deereboy, I would notify the local authorities.

 

[Iplayfarmer]

Definately suspicious.

It could be that he got the tractor back within a day and now has it for sale. He also could have posted the "stolen" ad to get attention.

I don't think you're going to find many authorities that will even be able to touch the situation. Any that can will likely be unwilling.

 

[radioman]

wierd

 

[valley]

I was about to call the # but I see you live in Oregon. Why don't you call? Let us know what he says.

 

[VALENT]

It is the same phone number in both ads.

 

[Iplayfarmer]

It is the same phone number in both ads.

That's the biggest factor convincing me it's some kind of mix up. It's either a prank or there's a good story there.

Any journalists out there? It could make a good page 2 story.

 

[Sweden-Art]

Easy money. Call and collect the reward, say you have seen the tractor on sale on craiglist

 

[California]

I don't think you're going to find many authorities that will even be able to touch the situation. Any that can will likely be unwilling.

I think someone has to have sustained a real $ loss exceeding some minimum before they will even take a report.