<prompt> Human: They had sent me a rental application for which asked for my adress, place of work, salary and a copy of my IDFoolishly i didnt think much of it and sent them all this infoIt wasnt until the reply that i realized something was off. Immeaditly they said they would trust me with ownership of the place. All i had to do was send them 2000 and the would MAIL me the keys to the place. No walk through, no contract. This sent off alarms and i have no idea how bad i just messed up.Ive avoided enough online scams to know their reply is really sketchy. This is my first time renting and have no clue how bad i just messed up and have no one to ask. What can they do with the info i sent them? What should i do now to protect myself?Assistant: What else did the rental application have on it? What you said you filled out is fairly common for rental applications. Is this through a person or a company that owns the apartment? Is it an apartment or a house? What state are you in? This might help others answer, as rental procedures vary from country to country and state US to state US. Human: This is the LA area of California for an apartmentMy fiance was sending me places we could afford and i would apply. Both of us assumed the other would screen and i just blindly applied. Now im reading the description and this is supposed to be some guys house and hes not in the area so hes leasing it. I feel so damn stupid now Fuck  <response>: I feel so damn stupid nowTrust me, Ive done dumber things than this. Take it as a lesson, follow-up with the advice others here have provided, and move on. Falling for a scam doesnt make you an idiot. 