Same thing happened to me last month. I have powder river chute for sale. guy contacts me by phone, real nice fellow, the weather was terrible so we agreed that it would be bad to travel a long distance, so he says he will send me a cashier's check so I will hold onto the item.... 2 weeks go by, no check. I'm in no hurry so I'm really not that concerned. I send him a message, hes in las Vegas and forgot to send it and will send it when he gets home. He contacts me 2 days later and will send it in the morning. That was 2 weeks ago and I never received anything. Its really strange, he has NOTHING to gain if it's a scam. He received nothing, I'm not out any money, if anything he wasted his own time. Didn't bother me any holding an item, I'm not in any hurry at all. Now I'm done with him and I will repost it. Really bizarre. Also, he didn't get any personal information from me so I dont know what his end game was.
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