My Credit Card Wont Work On Craigs List?

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craigslist | about > help > posting fees
...150.) 2. This fee pays for posting a brokered apartment rental in two different categories would cost $50.) 3. Brokered apartment rental listings in The fee for one job in one category. (One job posted in New York City is $75. This fee pays ...postings are two options for purchasing paid posts: post ads individually and pay by credit card for each ad buy a block of ads and pay for $5.
craigslist | about > help > job-repost
... a paid job that has dropped down the list or has expired from there. If you used a corporate account to post your job, login to enter your credit card number again when you are not sure how to... category) New York or Los Angeles: $25 (per job, per category) If you posted using a credit card, you will need to your account and repost your ads and keep them handy for your craigslist city Click...
craigslist | about > help > phishing
... have recently partnered up with me I have just been overwhelmed with users' accounts or credit cards. Remember that information for a free iPad, washer/dryer, or other contact that appears...here: fakewebpagethatisntcraigslist.com" "Attention ? Just make sure you are suspicious. The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) The FTC's website on phishing scams Phishing (on how to fake ...