Besides the usual tips on selling your property, selling your home on the internet is not without its risks.
Use your comon sense, follow this short guide and you won't be taken for a ride.

Always use a lawyer to handle contracts, payments, it will save you money in the long run.

Avoid wire/electronic service payments such as Western Union, these are regularly used by criminals to defraud online.

Be cautious of emails asking you to provide your personal and/or banking information.
Never give it out to anybody.

If the buyer doesn't really seem to be interested in what they are buying - be wary,
they may be trying to scam you.

If the buyer offers you more than the asking price, they are probably trying to scam you!

Be wary if a seller or buyer is coming from overseas. Many internet scams come from overseas.
Be careful if the buyer is on a "trip" overseas and must conduct business from abroad.

Never pay any money to any 'buyer' as an advance to release funds. As soon as you do, the buyer will disapear.
This trick has been going for a long time online but people still fall for it.

Most of all, if you have any doubts whatsoever don't do it!

Get legal advice, and follow it.
Remember most people are genuine, buyers who are will understand and respect your caution.