<prompt> Human: I put up a phone for sale today, and got a response pretty quickly. Thing is, the buyer wants to give a price that is 150 what I put it up for. And he asks if I have a PayPal. Is there a scam method with PayPal usage I should be worried about? Nobody gives money for free, right?EDIT: Thank you for your answers, Im glad I was not just being too paranoid with it. Youre good people. Also, the guy messaged me in my home language, but once I said I do not have PayPal and only accept pre-paid bank transfers or meeting in person he vanished. Seems like a scammer.  <response>: There are lots of scams for PayPal. Heres my personal story:I had a Supreme item on sale on Grailed. Dude said he was interested, offered more than I had expected, and asked if I could do overnight shipping. I called FedEx and got a price quote for overnight, told him itd be around 60 more, and he agreed first red flag...who the hell needs a sweatshirt rush shipped? He asked my PayPal address and I said Id rather go through Grailed. He had some excuse about how his Grailed is screwed up and wont process transactions. I give him my PayPal email. A few minutes later I get this weird email from claiming Ive received the funds that will appear once the buyer receives the item. Obviously fake: didnt get a notification on my PayPal app, PayPal email addresses dont have a Yahoo domain like wtf?, and his name on Grailed was nowhere close to his name on PayPal. Plus why the hell would I ever send a valuable item as cash on delivery?I called the guy out, told him if he was actually interested in purchasing the item to please send me actual money, and he stopped responding. A couple days later I see his account is banned.Edit: redacted my email address and the dudes probably fake name in the screenshot. 