This is a variation of the oldest scam in the world - called a "threshold" scam.
What the scammer does if make wild claims, use a blizzard of words, pretty pictures, and a promise to provide what you need (in this case a craigslist flagger) at a VERY low price, under $50.00
When you sign up, you get "tutorials" you can find anywhere on the internet, and software that is available FREE on the internet (look up GreaseMonkey)
My wife purchased this, and was too embarrassed to even file a report - and that is how this scam works - It's $50, and it's too small an amount to make a fuss about.
After you get scammed, you look at the website again at www.craigsflagger.net, and you wonder how you could have ever fallen for it. I mean, seriously, look at the website. If you had a shred of common sense, you'd chuckle & move on.
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