Posted by rockyridgefarm on September 14, 2017 at 19:11:17 from (69.131.200.47):
In Reply to: Possible Scam? posted by MFan on September 14, 2017 at 10:09:05:
I wouldn't automatically assume scam. Lotsa guys on here would doubt their own mother if she offered them a check.
Have him send a $250 personal check. That's more than enough to hold a $5000 tractor. You'll have his name and address if the check isn't fake. The only way I can figure a scam would come up is he acts like he doesn't want the tractor anymore and demands his deposit back from a bad check. If you only ask for $250 and that's the scam, he won't bother with it.
The only bad check I ever got was from a German Baptist, and he honored the check about 6 months later. I 've bought stuff off Craigslist all over the country and just sent a check to Montana to buy a seed cleaner. I've also sold a lot of stuff on CL. It's fairly easy to spot a scammer if you know what to look for. As mentioned already, if they don't ask any questions specific to the item you're selling, that's a huge red flag.
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