Same message on my ad on CL.  These guys are scammers -- their messages even turned up in my Spam folder, first time.  So the Spam filters already know them.

Just so everyone knows - this guy is still at it, and he's changed his email address to e.grant1001@gmail.com

I got the email asking for address, I sent it to him; then a few days later I got the one saying that his "assistant" had sent too much money... and I told him no thanks.

Luckily I do regular credit checks, so if this creeper tries anything, I'll know about it.

I'm headed to the local Internet crimes office tomorrow to give them everything I have from this guy.

...guess I won't be selling my item after all...

From:
Donald Haywood [donald.haywood48@gmail.com]
Sent: Wed 6/19/2013 11:34 AM

I have since receive the confirmation from my secretary and a
certified check which i believe is easier and faster has been issued
to your name and address as provided and would be delivered via FedEx
,but to my greatest surprise the payment was issued out to the sum of
$1800 instead of the actual cost of my purchase . She claimed that I
requested for that amount to be issued out to you but am very sure I
only made a request for just the cost of my purchase.This is a
terrible mistake and I was just informed about this so please once the
check is delivered please take it to your Bank and have it cashed.

You will then deduct the cost of my purchase plus an extra $100 to
offset the cost of your run around expenses.The rest of the fund
should be sent to my mover via western union money transfer/money gram
money transfer which is available in every Walmart or K-Mart store
around you the same day so that my mover can make the trip over for
the pick up at once. *I will need your response via email assuring me
that I can trust you to handle this with utmost care and have the
remaining fund returned appropriately as requested and will hope that
your intentions remains noble though out the duration of this
transaction. Donald