forms of payment in a car sale
YES YES YES !!! I have been billed for damages and sued for actions
taken
with a car I traded in to a dealer because the eventual buyer never
titled
the car. Heed the excellent advice of Tony. In Florida you can
file
a
statement with the state
andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To make life more complicated, how would I assure a safe sales
transaction with a buyer in Germany? Is it worth the effort?
Wire transfer.
Allan
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1983 300D
1966 230
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andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To make life more complicated, how would I assure a safe sales
transaction with a buyer
] Safe forms of payment in a car sale
andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
To make life more complicated, how would I assure a safe sales
transaction with a buyer in Germany? Is it worth the effort?
Wire transfer.
Allan
--
1983 300D
1966 230
WOW! A very rare occurance I am sure..
Mike
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From: andrew strasfogel [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 10:12 AM
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Someone in the local MB club
I'll hopefully be selling my car very soon, and I thought that forms of
payment such as certified check, or money order were some of the safest ways
to go (as opposed to a personal check). But now I see that a certified check
seems to be the weapon of choice in the scammers' arsenal?
When
I'm a fan of cash. But if you want to be sure, get a check from the guy,
deposit it, and then wait for it to clear.
Usually, certified checks are fakes if they're for an amount HIGHER than the
sale price, then the guy asks you to write him a check for the difference.
If you're willing to lower
Sunil Hari wrote:
If you're willing to lower your price 3%, accept payment via Paypal (3% is
paypal's fee) - that or traditional escrow is the most secure, but they
cost money.
What's secure about Paypal?
The fellow claims you never delivered the car to him, and Paypal freezes
your account,
I've seen instances where Credit Card payments were reversed 18 months after
the original transaction. Most common is for the buyer to claim the
transaction was fraudulent - that is a guaranteed chargeback no matter who
you have the merchant account with. There is no recourse for the seller
other
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Date: Thu, 24 May 2007 01:21:18 -0500
From: Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [MBZ] Safe forms of payment in a car sale
I'll hopefully be selling my car very soon, and I thought that forms of
payment such as certified check, or money order were some of the safest ways
to go (as opposed to a personal check). But now I see that a certified check
seems to be the weapon
YES YES YES !!! I have been billed for damages and sued for actions taken
with a car I traded in to a dealer because the eventual buyer never titled
the car. Heed the excellent advice of Tony. In Florida you can file a
statement with the state, which we now do.
BillR
Cash- period and full
When selling a vehicle, what are some of the safest ways to accept
payment?
I'll be doing this transaction in person.
My most recent personal transactions have all been at the bank.
If we both use Bank of America a simple transfer slip will work,
I have done that twice. So far as I know it is
I have been billed for damages and sued for actions taken with a
car I traded in to a dealer because the eventual buyer never titled
the car... In Florida you can file a
statement with the state, which we now do.
In Washington you _must_ file a statement with the state.
It is a tear-off part
Zoltan Finks [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'll hopefully be selling my car very soon, and I thought that forms
of payment such as certified check, or money order were some of the
safest ways to go (as opposed to a personal check). But now I see
that a certified check seems to be the weapon of
Subject: [MBZ] Safe forms of payment in a car sale
I'll hopefully be selling my car very soon, and I thought that forms of
payment such as certified check, or money order were some of the safest
ways
to go (as opposed to a personal check). But now I see that a certified
check
seems
and I never heard
from them again.
Good luck, Mike
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 8:29 AM
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If I were doing it in person I'd go
/roadtest/
.
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From: BillR [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Thursday, May 24, 2007 8:46 AM
Subject: Re: [MBZ] Safe forms of payment in a car sale
YES YES YES !!! I have been billed for damages and sued for actions taken
You're talking about not delivering the title (or the car?) to the buyer
before his check clears? Sounds good, but I wonder what buyer would actually
tolerate that - especially if they are barely convinced to buy the car in
the first place.
Brian
Sunil wrote:
I'm a fan of cash. But if you want
://members.rennlist.com/roadtest/
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YES YES YES !!! I have been billed for damages and sued for actions
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YES YES YES !!! I have been billed for damages and sued for actions
taken
with a car I traded in to a dealer because the eventual buyer never
titled
the car. Heed
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