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Texn8 09-23-2021 12:21 PM

Irritating idot buyers
 
I finally was forced to pull an ad for a new 302 Ford Performance Engine after one buyer failed to send the funds and another asked at least fifty inane stupid questions, wanted pictures,..... when was my purchase date, yada, yada. Finally after I told him pull the trigger or get lost....yep just a tire kicker
I'll keep it!.

incoming 09-23-2021 04:00 PM

Can't fix stupid?

ChrisBlair 11-15-2021 01:49 PM

I clicked on this for title. Not disappointed lol.

I was once asked if the car I wwas selling belonged to me.

Well no, it's the neighbor's car. You want it or not?

Tommy 11-15-2021 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisBlair (Post 1499499)
I clicked on this for title. Not disappointed lol.

I was once asked if the car I wwas selling belonged to me.

Well no, it's the neighbor's car. You want it or not?

I've had enough people try to sell me cars that DID NOT have their names on the title that the first thing I ask to see is the title and their driver license. ... My guess is that many are trying to flip a used car without paying the taxes they would owe if they titled it themselves first. The problem is they may also be someone who has come into possession of a car and title they don't have permission to sell.

ChrisBlair 11-15-2021 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Tommy (Post 1499500)
I've had enough people try to sell me cars that DID NOT have their names on the title that the first thing I ask to see is the title and their driver license. ... My guess is that many are trying to flip a used car without paying the taxes they would owe if they titled it themselves first. The problem is they may also be someone who has come into possession of a car and title they don't have permission to sell.

.....please have some fun

Tommy 11-15-2021 05:01 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisBlair (Post 1499506)
.....please have some fun

I understood you were jesting. But after being assured the seller held the title, driving an hour to see the car and discovering the truth after I had spent 20 minutes inspecting the car, my fun meter was fully pegged ...... to the left.

ChrisBlair 11-15-2021 06:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Tommy (Post 1499511)
I understood you were jesting. But after being assured the seller held the title, driving an hour to see the car and discovering the truth after I had spent 20 minutes inspecting the car, my fun meter was fully pegged ...... to the left.

That's either fraud or it is title jumping, which is strictly speaking illegal even if it is a mistake. The seller should have reviewed his or her title first, and corrected any errors or mistakes. And honestly, you should have looked at the title and the seller's ID first and inspected the car second. Good thing you didn't drive it and have an accident, that could have been sticky.

But my meter isn't pegged. So. How many Germans does it take to fix a title error?

One. Germans are efficient and not very funny.

old willy 11-17-2021 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by ChrisBlair (Post 1499499)
I clicked on this for title. Not disappointed lol.

I was once asked if the car I wwas selling belonged to me.

Well no, it's the neighbor's car. You want it or not?

Thanks for that Chris...I almost fell off my char laughing :3DSMILE:

However I might start looking at the neighbors cars differently now........:rolleyes:

jetblue69 11-18-2021 04:29 AM

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Originally Posted by ChrisBlair (Post 1499499)
I clicked on this for title. Not disappointed lol.

I was once asked if the car I wwas selling belonged to me.

Well no, it's the neighbor's car. You want it or not?

Haha, well it is a legitimate question because I was trying to buy a car one time and got all the way down to transfer of title/exchange of money and it surely was not the gentleman's name on that title...

hauss 11-18-2021 09:03 AM

Guess what guys thats why impound cars are so cheap they dont own them!

msinc 03-23-2022 07:46 AM

"I'll but it right now if you'll take a check......shoot, I thought you wanted money!!!!"

Sargie 03-23-2022 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Texn8 (Post 1497391)
I finally was forced to pull an ad for a new 302 Ford Performance Engine after one buyer failed to send the funds and another asked at least fifty inane stupid questions, wanted pictures,..... when was my purchase date, yada, yada. Finally after I told him pull the trigger or get lost....yep just a tire kicker
I'll keep it!.

I miss the days of the Bargain news here in New England and other published ad papers. No e-mail, texting or internet garbage. You called a seller or a buyer called you. Most of my experiences were people showing up with a pocket full of dead presidents we’d negotiate. The downside was always a small geographic audience. The internet and texting make trolling and tire kicking a sport. The old expression you have to kiss a few frogs to find a prince. Filtering trolls is annoying but not impossible. Happy selling.

Dominik 08-18-2023 06:23 AM

I posted a transmission on a known marketplace. For sale (duh). And its (partially disassembled) condition was mentioned in the ad. With pictures. I even offered delivery within the city limits.

First 157 replies: Is it still available?
Some replies: Is it in 100% working condition?
Too many replies: What is the best price?
Others: Please contact me, I am interested.

Well, you know what, I don't have time for buy & sell ping-pong supported by buttons one can push below the ad. I am in a workshop, hardly online.

Ad has my number. Call me.

True, I am not selling much. But who needs it more?


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