sugarwood |
05-09-2017 03:54 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick Brooklyn
(Post 9580552)
Fraud is everywhere in this hobby. Believe nobody, believe nothing, expect disappointment.
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"Everyone is a liar and out to get me, and the car is probably junk" is a crappy way to live life. I will take the other side of this attitude. And I am one cynical motherF'er, so that's saying a lot.
If I was selling my car to someone who challenged everything I said, and had the baseline assumption that everything I said was a lie, I would probably just say forget it, this isn't worth it, please go find another car. Good luck.
There are a few simple guidelines that has worked for me: - Never buy from a sketchy flipper.
- You can tell a slime ball within seconds. Walk.
- Buy the seller. Don't buy from a loser. There are many respectable enthusiasts who are selling for a legitimate reason, and want their car to go to a good owner. Vet the reason. These are the people you buy from.
- Never buy sight unseen. People are less likely to scam you if you're sitting in their living room.
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