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Hi all,
Just wanted to pass along what I've learned... if you're trying to sell your dress, particularly on craigslist, you can usually spot a scammer in advance by their first email. It will usually be just a very short inquiry just asking whether or not the dress (or any other item you're trying to sell, for that matter) is still for sale. No other questions, no requests for pictures. As we all know, any bride would want more info and pics right off the bat! So, you can save yourself a little time and just send that email right to the trash bin.
By the way, if anyone is interested in a used Monique Lhuillier Geisha, very petite size, I have one for sale :)