Could this come back and bite me?

Dipsy Doodle Doo

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Jan 11, 2007
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Hi! I got an unusual call this morning wanting to know did I want to 'buy some chickens'. I was startled (Postal worker saw my ph# on a box of eggs going out in the mail today and thought I *might* be interested in buying chickens --- yes, a stretch, but they are local).
After we nailed down that I don't want to buy any birds, I found out he has 100(+) Cobb broilers that are 12-ish weeks old (and I took from the conversation --- had planned to process them but discovered he doesn't have the stomach for it) and is looking to sell them. I don't want to buy them and after a bit more conversation (he has no internet) offered to put them on Craiglist for him.
I don't know the details of how he ended up with them in the first place and only know they've been 'pasture-raised'.
I already did it, with HIS info --- but might it come back on me somehow?
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I'm such a goob. Act first, think later.

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Lisa
 
You could always delete your post. Or you could specify that emails will not be returned and list HIS phone number as the contact.
 
Hi! I am not 'nervous', just curious. I was wondering if 'I'd be darn by association', if there was a 'health issue' or something with his birds --- it would be tied back to me because *I* advertized them for him on CL. I don't have any reason to believe there *is* a health issue. The birds for sale are not coming here.
Thanks!
Lisa
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That's what I was getting at when I suggested you not return emails. If you don't return emails there is no way for anyone to trace you as a contact. If you list his phone number he will be the only one a potential buyer has any contact with.
That was a nice thing to do for someone. I hope he finds a buyer soon!
 
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Will it come back and bite you? Depends. If he ends up being an ax murderer that slaughters everyone who shows up for the chickens, then yeah...probably.
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Otherwise...I doubt it. There are no 'craigslist police' and you can always pull your ad in a bout a week so even if something comes up later with the birds...they can't connect it to you. As long as its his number on the ad I doubt they'll bother with emailing anyway.
 

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