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Originally Posted by Steve Carlton
I'm selling my Mirai on CarGurus and Autotrader for a low price and can't believe all the morons that are responding. It's a FCV (fuel cell vehicle) and runs on hydrogen, but I'm finding out some responders don't realize that, so I modified my ad. I get people offering full price and then never doing anything else. Now I've got a guy who hasn't seen the car that is FedEx'ing me a cashier's check tomorrow. I asked for a wire transfer instead, but he says he's unable to do that. I asked him what bank is making the check and he said Chase. I banked at First Republic which got taken over by Chase, so I guess I do as well.
Now he's saying the check will have extra money to pay for the mover who is supposed to pick up the car after the check clears. How is this supposed to work? If Chase says the check is good, where's my risk? This has got red flags everywhere.
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You pay the "mover" out of your buyer's transfer. The mover is actually your buyer. Buyer's original transfer then bounces. Buyer keeps the mover fee.
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