Three Mahwah, NJ women were arrested after they allegedly tried to sell cases of Four Loko to undercover cops. 
 
 Police say detectives, posing as college students, responded to an advertisement on Craigslist and set up a meeting to buy three cases of Four Loko for $335. 
 
 The three women, all in their 20s, were charged with selling an alcoholic beverage without a state license. 
 
 Four Loko was banned in New York last November, which quickly resulted in a black market on Craigslist, where the caffeine-infused alcoholic beverage is sold for as much as $8 a can. 
 
 The drink was outlawed in New York state because of its caffeine and high alcohol content. Each can has about as much caffeine as a cup of coffee and as much alcohol as six beers. 
 
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 Craigslist dumps ads for controversial drink Four Loko, state Sen. Jeff Klein applauds move 
 
 Lombard for News State Sen. Jeff Klein applauds Craigslist's move to delete Four Loko ads from site. 
 
 It will be hard to find Four Loko and other banned caffeinated alcoholic drinks for sale on Craigslist anymore, state Sen. Jeff Klein said. 
 
 The popular online trading post pulled the few remaining ads for such beverages, according to a letter it sent to the senator dated Jan. 11, responding to his request. 
 
 "I applaud craigslist for doing the right thing," said Klein (D-Bronx/Westchester). "Their decision to remove ads for these dangerous drinks goes a long way in helping save our teens from potentially devastating consequences to their health and their lives." 
 
 There were seven ads for Four Loko pulled nationwide, including two in New York State, the website told Klein. 
 
 Craigslist also searched for ads for other caffeinated alcoholic beverages, such as Moonshot, Joose and Core High Gravity, but did not find any among its millions of pages, the website said. 
 
 However, eBay is a different matter. 
 
 Klein had also asked that site to pull ads for the drinks, but eBay has not responded, he said. 
 
 A search for Four Loko, conducted by The Daily News Tuesday, yielded at least one hit for an unopened can of the product. 
 
 When asked for comment, an eBay spokesman said in an email: "eBay doesn't allow the sale of alcoholic beverages on its U.S. website, with very few exceptions. Listings of unopened containers of caffeinated alcoholic beverages are not allowed on eBay's site." 
 
 In November, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration declared the beverages a "public health concern." 
 
 That month, the state Liquor Authority banned their sale across New York. 
 
 As of Dec. 10, retailers could no longer buy the products from wholesalers, but they were given "a reasonable period of time," to sell existing inventories. 
 
 The Liquor Authority said Tuesday that if it found any retailers still selling the products, it would check records to ensure the store had purchased it before Dec. 10. 
 
 Meanwhile, craigslist told Klein it never condoned the sale of alcoholic beverages on its pages, and actually included such products among those prohibited from being listed. 
 
 However, cCraigslist said it is not legally responsible for "third-party" content listed on its website. 
 
 Klein said he would continue to monitor craigslist for the ads. 
 
 mjaccarino@nydailynews.com
– Caffeinated booze enthusiasts trying to get their hands on America's dwindling supply of original-recipe Four Loko shouldn't bother looking on Craigslist. The site has pulled ads selling Four Loko nationwide, according to a New York state senator who wrote to Craigslist to complain. eBay says listings for Four Loko aren't allowed, although a few can still be found on the auction site, the New York Daily News notes. Hoarders stocked up on the controversial drink as soon as the company said it was being discontinued—at least in its caffeinated form. Until recently, cans of Four Loko could be bought on Craigslist at hugely inflated prices. Three woman were recently arrested in New Jersey over an online Loko-selling scheme, reports the Huffington Post. In some areas stuck with a surplus of Four Loko after statewide bans, the excess stock is being converted into fuel. Click here for that story.