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I'm sure there are scams that are more subtle, but it's a numbers game and "too good to be true" offers select for the people who are desperate and/or not too sharp.

Sometimes, it's just a hidden gem though. It happened to me: there were only 2 people (excluding myself) visiting the apartment. Ended up getting it.

When I left that apartment, 70 people signed up to see the apartment the day after, and ~50 showed up.

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