honestly guys, IMPORNTANT! am i walking into a scam.

[carbed87]

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[Daggar]

no can do now, he said he cant buy it anymore.

so im guessing he bought another one. check my other thread.

Perfect example of why multiple threads for single topics are frowned upon.

 

[carbed87]

sorry dagg's, im not worthy

 

[Daggar]

sorry dagg's, im not worthy

Tis probably true but we like you anyway.

 

[poneypower89]

Tis probably true but we like you anyway.

dont let him lie to you

 

[carbed87]

well at least i have a noble cause, im selling my GM for another stank. thats gotta be worth something

 

[Daggar]

dont let him lie to you

Come into the light!

 

[hillbilie5.0]

cash in hand is the only way i do buisness!!!!!!!

 

[TheUser]

cash in hand is the only way i do buisness!!!!!!!

That was great for old-school face to face contact with the seller, but new technology brings new methods of doing things. In this situation, you're trusting escrow, not the buyer. It's great to be open minded, but be smart too - that's pretty much the key to most of life as far as I'm concerned.

Either way, I don't guess it matters anymore.

Good luck selling the car. If you sell it on ebay, you might mention that you'll do the escrow service at the buyers expense, if they wish. A lot of people won't buy online (some have and quit) because of scams, so easing their fears, especially on a large purchase like this, is crucial to the sale.