Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing163.1 (Post 3572441)

have bought and sold collector cars,heavy equiptment,boats, overseas and never had any problem using Bank wires for the buying or the selling end of the deals . have flown to look at a piece ,made the deal ,phoned home for a bank wire, and within a few hours $$$ was there ,piece was loaded on a semi and headed back for the plane ride home .. choose who you have dealings with wisely :drink:




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Originally Posted by Dean Ferry (Post 3572508)

Really that's the way to do biziness, I perfer the face to face approach also.
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Originally Posted by soldier4402 (Post 3569518)

How are they not, the money directly pulled and set against that cashiers check? Banks rarely hold anything for 7 days anymore anyways.

Theres paranoid people out there because of all that happens but really you got people saying you cant trust cash because of counterfits, cant trust cashiers check. what do you suppose we use, chickens or wapum.

Originally Posted by RunninHotRacing163.1 (Post 3570878)

for small items its a lifesaver and also helps to know who your dealing with , on ebay feedback will tell you alot and if they have 5 star rating there good as GOLD :eek::drink:





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Originally Posted by Wasted Income (Post 3579150)

People should definitely not take buying/selling advice from you...

I sold a truck a few years ago...I knew the buyer was a scammer, but played along anyway. I received a cashiers check in the mail that was a genuine cashiers check....HOWEVER....it was from a defunct bank. The bank would have cashed it...but I would have been paying the money back when it didn't clear....and been out a truck to boot.

Gotta look out for #1

Originally Posted by Wasted Income (Post 3579150)

People should definitely not take buying/selling advice from you...

I sold a truck a few years ago...I knew the buyer was a scammer, but played along anyway. I received a cashiers check in the mail that was a genuine cashiers check....HOWEVER....it was from a defunct bank. The bank would have cashed it...but I would have been paying the money back when it didn't clear....and been out a truck to boot.

Gotta look out for #1