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If they're serious, they'll come over and negotiate AFTER they inspect the car, motorcycle, etc.
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I always tell people to send me a picture of them with a shoe on their head and a piece of paper with their name and current date written on it.
Sometimes they commit and it's hilarious, and sometimes they immediately give up.
That was you?!?
That was kind of an annoying hoop to jump through, but that deal on a used IMSB just couldn't be beat! It is still working fine btw, though I have been hearing some grinding metal sounds of late...
Hush. Of course it was me, it's the only way I can validate humans vs robots when making online sales.
You scored the best deal around, even the ex Porsche mechanic that works at the diner at the end of the street took a look at it and said it should last at least another 200k being a single row, just DO NOT PARK YOUR CAR ON UNEVEN SURFACES (IMSB warning on the box).
When selling things on Craigslist, as soon as I get an offer that's less than my asking price by text or phone conversation, I immediately counter with a number that exceeds my asking price. I enjoy the uncomfortable pause afterward. Same as the text of "What's your best price?" I then explain to them that an offer that's not in person with cash in hand, is not an offer that I consider to be real. If they're serious, they'll come over and negotiate AFTER they inspect the car, motorcycle, etc. Too many idiots.
But it having said that, Kalash, next time give them the address of your local FBI office.
If you don't already know about the site, you would really enjoy 419eater.com. Basically a entire website dedicated to getting scammers do variations of a shoe on their head.
