Is this some sort of new e-mail scam?

For the last few weeks at work, I've received e-mails from people asking if they could order various products, fences, teddy bears, etc. that we obviously do not make or sell.
I've replied to a few of them "Sorry, we don't sell those."
One person (who identified himself as "Rev." replied again "What do you sell?"
Is this a new scam and how would it work if it is?

 

First, you send me your bank info so I may deposit money....

 

Why would you reply to spam. Just hit freaking delete.

 

Spam is supposed to go into my spam folder.

 

You do know spam folders don't catch everything, right?

 

Taters is still wondering why he gets an error message when he tries to get onto Compuserve

 

that's 10091093247@compuserve to you pal....

 

Just delete it and don't think about it.

 

I've been getting spam at work lately from this one place in Germany. In German. How I got lucky enough to be on that list, I don't know. And the filter doesn't catch any of it.

 

Wollen Sie ein größerer Schwanz?

 

Give them a credit card number and you'll find out how it works . . . oh, I'd guess, in less than 24 hours.

 

I had recently replied to a job listing on Craigslist. Few days later, I got a weird e-mail saying that they had received my resume and that I was the strongest of 13 candidates who had applied.

Except that they wanted me to click on a link so they could confirm my telephone number. The link went to Craigslist. Soon as I did, my phone rang with a passcode. I stupidly typed it in, then nothing happened.

I later researched it, and found out that they are going to end up using my phone number to put in other scam e-mails on Craigslist. Needless to say, I contacted Craigslist to tell them about it.