My neighbors and I compared responses we received to our listings on Craig’s List, we noticed similar responses that go something like this:

First email - Is this item still for sale?

Reply - yes

Next email - I am _____ (traveling tomorrow, elderly and ill, too busy to pick up - fill in the blank) I will send an overnight certified check and once it clears will have my movers pick the item up. Please send me your Name, Physical Street Address, Phone with area code. Please mark the item as sold as I am buying it immediately.

All inbound emails use a free email service e.g., google with different user names

I have done a traceroute on three different email addresses, they all trace back to Frankfurt Germany. I have notified Craig’s List about the scam / fraud.

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TV Guide writers disrespected Whoopi’s choice of attire and she called them out - referring to the TV Guide writers as  no name b&itches. Given  the response from The View’s audience I’d say Whoopi won the round.

One TV Guide writer blasted Whoopi, saying, “…She comes to work everyday looking like she’s going to Costco.” Whoopi responded by calling the critic an “anonymous bitch” and promptly told her to “kiss my ass.”

Stacy London wrote: “….It’s hard to take her seriously,” to which Whoopi responded, “You don’t judge me by what I wear you judge me by what I say. My style, who I am, is not about my clothing. ….so you can kiss my ass too.”

She added about one of the writers: “To the young lady Stacy Landon. Stacy, Tracey, whatever your name is. I don’t need you to take me seriously.”

Whoopi is who she is without apology, I co-sign you all the way baby.

We should all be outraged - why do these TV Guide writers think everyone has to dress to some ignorant standard? They claim Whoopi is somehow less relevant & credible because of the way she looks. Come on!

To the TV Guide writers: Ladies, if you don’t like how Whoopi dresses, don’t dress like her.  Your issues run deep - check your own self esteem before you hate on someone who is vibrant and true to herself.

TV Guide should be ashamed of the article - tell them what you think.

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