Problem: Article: If the price is significantly lower than you'd expect it to be, this is a red flag. Check the Kelly Blue Book price to get a ballpark range for what the price ought to be. If it's considerably lower, such as 25% less or more, then the ad is likely a scam. A very specific price can also be a red flag, such as $2,347 or something along these lines. If the seller suggests shipping the car to you for an additional charge or including shipping in the sale price, this is likely a scam. If the car's description is poorly written and difficult to understand, it might have been written by a scammer. Pass on any cars with descriptions that are chock full of grammatical, spelling, or other errors. For example, steer clear of an ad that reads something like, "new sidan for weel driv plus exxtras." Copy the image's url and paste it into Google's image search, or download and save the image and then drag and drop it into the search bar after clicking on the camera button next to the search bar. Then, review the results to determine if the same photo is posted elsewhere. If you find multiple listings that use the same image, the ad is likely a scam. By doing a reverse image search, you may even find that the image is a stock photo and not an image of a real car for sale. Place the description in quotation marks to find duplicate listings. Some scammers will post multiple ads using the exact same language, so this is an easy way to weed out fake ads. Be wary if the language is very similar to other ads as well. Look at other aspects of the ad to check for red flags. If the seller also has a website or Facebook page, make sure that the prices listed for the car are the same on both sites. If the price listed on one of the outlets is lower, negotiate from this price instead of from the higher price. For example, if the car is listed for $2,500 on the seller's Facebook page and $3,000 on the Craigslist post, negotiate down from $2,500 rather than from $3,000. The ad should clearly indicate where the car is located and provide a contact phone number for the seller. If there's no location or phone number listed, this may be a red flag. However, you can email the seller to see if they will provide a location and phone number. If they refuse to tell you where the car is located of give you a phone number, this is likely a scam. Another red flag is a location that doesn't make sense, such as "in the mountains of Orlando."
Summary: Watch out for ads with a very low or unusual price. Check the listing for severe grammar issues. Perform a reverse image search of the car photo. Copy and paste the car description into Google to spot duplicates. Compare the price of the car in the ad with the website listing. Email the seller if there's no location or phone number listed in the ad.

Problem: Article: After peeling your potatoes, cut them into one inch bite-sized pieces. Take your cauliflower and also cut them into one inch pieces. The tomatoes can be diced and will be cooked down, so don't worry about cutting them into uniform size; however, chop your onion into bite-sized pieces. If your eyes begin to water and burn when chopping onions, cut the onion under running water. Cutting onions under water prevents the sulfuric compounds from rising up and irritating your eyes. Put the potatoes in a microwave-safe bowl with water. Microwave on high for four minutes or until you can easily prick through the potato with a fork. Next, microwave the cauliflower in a microwave-safe bowl with water for three minutes. After you have microwaved both vegetables, pour the water down the drain and place them together in a single container. Microwaves can be finicky. Watch your food closely to be sure that you don't overcook the potato or cauliflower. An alternative to using a microwave is to steam the cauliflower and potatoes. Simply add both vegetables into a steamer, cover, and steam for 3-4 minutes. In a medium-sized wok, heat up cooking oil. Once the oil is sizzling, drop in your cumin seeds. Fry the seeds until they are golden brown and begin to swell. Frying cumin seeds bring extra flavour to the dish. First, add the chopped onions to your oil-cumin mixture. Saute and stir the onions and cumin seeds frequently for three minutes. Next, add your tomatoes and cook for another three minutes. Be sure to keep stirring the mixture to prevent anything from burning. If you like a creamier curry, add cup (60 ml) of coconut milk or yogurt. Mix in the coconut milk until the color is even. If you accidently add too much, allow the mixture to cook down over heat until the correct consistency is achieved. Combine the potato-cauliflower mix into the pan. Top with curry powder and salt while using a wooden spoon to gently fold the mixture into the oil, cumin, onion and tomatoes. Serve over fluffed up rice with toasted naan.
Summary: Prepare your vegetables. Microwave the potatoes and cauliflower in water. Fry cumin seeds. Saute the onions and tomatoes. Add the potato-cauliflower mixture and season.

Problem: Article: For instance, you should use the restroom before getting sent into the room. The only way you can leave a room is if you call for a staff to come get you, and then you usually cannot go back in. Also, do not try to take pictures or video during the game; this is usually explicitly against the rules and can get your team disqualified. Listen carefully to your guide about game rules and what can get you disqualified. For people who are uncomfortable about being physically trapped in a room, the reality is that you aren't. The doors do not actually physically lock you in, and you can leave at any time. However, to avoid getting your team disqualified, you have to call for a staff to escort you out instead of just walking out of your room. Your team will most likely be allowed to ask for 3 clues from the guide throughout the game. Try to wait 10 minutes to ask for your first clue, but if you are all completely lost before then, you can ask for it sooner. When you ask for a clue, the answer you're given will help you at the specific point you are at in the game, so listen carefully. Escape rooms generally work in steps, with a first puzzle to solve that leads to a new puzzle, etc. Clues from the guide will help you solve whatever step it is that you're currently stuck on. A good rule of thumb is to yell out what you find as soon as you find it. This can seem chaotic at first, but as you get to know the room, knowing what everyone has found will help each of you start to make sense of what puzzles you need to solve and the clues to solve them. Listen to a teammate if they think they have started solving a puzzle. Think about what you have found, or have heard other teammates find, that can help solve that puzzle. Try to keep your eyes off the ticking clock as you play. Rushing and wanting to get done quickly can cause you to miss a clue and become stuck on a step. Stay focused on the room, the clues, and working together with your team. Remember that this is a game and the goal, besides escaping the room, is to have fun. Relax and have fun while you make observations and guesses to help your team reach the common goal.
Summary:
Follow the basic rules to avoid getting disqualified. Listen carefully to your guide. Communicate everything with your team as you play. Don't panic or rush.