<prompt> Human: So last monday I listed my fender electric guitar up for sale on craigslist for 300. I was contacted via sms from the buyer and we exchanged emails. At first, they said theyd pay 350, the extra 50 being shipping costs and that theyd ship a check, so I said alright to that and gave them my address. They continued to tell me about them also moving their furniture so theyd have movers, along with their stuff, come to pick up my guitar and they were concerned with trusting me with their money and I didnt think too much about what that has meant. It wasnt until I recieved the check in the mail when I realized the sheer amount of dollar I was dealing with 1850. Me, the fool 17 years old, decided is would be a fantastic idea to pay their movers like they had asked, despite the fishiness of the situation, so I mobile deposited the check and kept the buyer posted until it went through. They wanted me to pay the movers 1450 and let me keep the rest. Today I told the buyer that Id be going to the bank to write a check to the movers but the movers didnt take the check, and that left the buyer angry that I had wasted their time, so they want their money back and they want it today I tried using mobile cash apps but I dont have a valid ID to send that amouny of cash.  <response>: Classic scam.Check will bounce.Do not send them your guitar or any money. 