1 woman was a victim of this when she saw a Craigslist ad and thought she found the right home for her and her family. They actually went to the house and they also took some pictures of it. On the ad there it says that they offer Section 8 vouchers for housing and there was a phone number. She called up the number and a guy who said he’s an MDHA employee answered. They met after and she paid him $1,300 as a deposit for rent and he, in turn, gave her the house keys… or so she though.

When she came to the house with the keys in hand, she tried to open the doors but figured the keys weren’t the right ones. She tried to call the number of the guy again but there was no answer.

Good thing they met in a downtown hotel and the image of the man was captured on camera. The man used the name James Kingsley but most likely that’s not his real name. MDHA, on the other hand, said that they never advertise on sites such as Craigslist and if you want a voucher, go directly to their office.

It is sad to see a pet without a home and it’s doubly as hard to have lost a pet. In cases like this, you don’t know if he is still alive or not but it’s such a great euphoric feeling you will get if your dog is actually still alive and waiting for you to find him

On the list includes a beagle and basset mix, a labradoodle, a spaniel and a lab mix.