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Posted by BDT in Minnesota on May 28, 2009 at 19:25:35 from (64.235.82.101):

In Reply to: help posted by a.rothermel on May 28, 2009 at 14:38:02:

Ya sure dragged your rear on that one...! I e-mailed that guy and negotiated an even better deal,,, I got a discount: six tractors for $4500...DELIVERED.......by UPS.....Should be here any day..

Sounds like some of the crap on Craig's List. Some days, I have flagged as many as 75 ads as spam...

About five weeks ago, I had two cars, a 3pt snow blower, and a scraper for sale on Craig's List.... Some joker replied to all four ads and said he would buy "the item" He would send me a check to cover the item and the shipping... then I would pay his shipper when the item is picked up....Ya...don't ever respond to that crap... your e-mail address can end up on some real crappy e-mail lists that you may rather not get e-mail from...

If someone is really interested in buying or selling something,, they can put their phone number and area location in the ad....I do, with good results...


Andrew, If you really want a "free" tractor,,, the easiest way to get one is to go to your local implement dealer and give him $$$$$.00 for a radiator cap; and maybe he will throw in the rest of the tractor for "free"


I do have one nice tractor that I will be giving away, and I am sure my Son and Two Grandsons will enjoy it... anyone else would have to pay..


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