Yup, been seeing a LOT of equipment being listed lately dirt cheap claiming to be just up the road and to contact they want you to use there G mail Nope i did not fall off the turnip wagon just yesterday . Now i have found and bought items off Craig's list but i do not go alone to pick them up i get a sales bill with there name address save the phone Number and i also write down license plate numbers street addresses . I get the bill of sale with price paid for my records and tax purpose . If they start back pedalling then it is time to stop talking . I will not advance any money all deals are CIF ( cash in FIST ) . Ifg i feel the price of the item is fair then there is no wheeling and dealing i will pay the man's price if the price is to much then i don't bother him and try and talk him down. If i go after it and it is NOT as claimed i walk . when i sell something i tell it like it is and the price is what it is . I don't jack people around and will not tolerate being jacked around .
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