<prompt> Human: Hi there,Im selling a camera on Kijiji, and received a response that read something to the effect of please email my uncle at EMAIL ADDRESS, he is interested in this item and will buy immediately.I emailed the uncle and he informed me that he lives in a different province Nova Scotia, but he is moving to my province Ontario shortly, and he would like to pay for the camera in full price with an additional 50 to secure it. He also said he will send the cheque ASAP, and the cheque will also include the cost of his movers the camera securing fee. He said that once I received the cheque and had the cash in hand, he would arrange to have the movers pick the camera up, and I would give them the cash for the movers fee and keep the rest. Sounds like he is trying to kill 2 birds with 1 stone through this transaction, which in theory is OK.His response was detailed and polite, but unusual for Kijiji, so I emailed back with clarifying questions. He never got back to me. That was Monday July 16th. On Friday July 20 he emailed saying hed been in a car accident, apologized for the late reply, but informed me that the cheque should be arriving this afternoon. It did indeed arrive, and it appears to be a very legitimate cheque of 2,500. The camera securing fee is 500.Something feels odd about this whole interaction. Why would someone send a stranger over 2,000 in the mail? It didnt ease me that I was led away from the Kijiji platform by the initial messager the persons nephew, and that the car accident was used to deflect my questions.That said, I have not put myself in any risky situation that I can think of. Do I go review this situation at the bank, and have them examine the cheque? It doesnt sound like I am taking on much risk by trying to cash a cheque... I wouldnt set a meeting with these movers until I am certain the cheque has gone through.Please let me know if I could be putting myself in any risk by proceeding! Thanks.Edit:Thanks! Ignored the dude and check is in the bin.  <response>: Do not cash the check, its a very common scam. 