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01-02-2019, 09:00 AM

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19lover55

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Full Disclosure is that accepting a $5000 deposit and marking your car sold before Full payment is received is a life lesson learned. The car was on EBay and the prospective buyer asked that I stop the auction. I responded: send me the required $5000 deposit and I will. The next day a cashiers check was delivered and I stopped the auction. He jacked me around for 3 weeks and asked for his money back.
I posted that the car was Sold and posted a picture of it in the trailer. Truth is the car has never left the garage and I still have the $5000.
Probably the wrong thing to do,but couldn’t wait to post the picture as Sold to get back at the 2 CF members that have Jacked me around for months. Those of you that have been following my posts know exactly what I am talking about.
Most of you have been more than respectful and very helpful and I Thank You for that. But there a are a few on here and Ebay that can kiss my A$$.

Thanks and Happy New Year

01-02-2019, 09:09 AM

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jsmcol

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Originally Posted by 19lover55

Full Disclosure is that accepting a $5000 deposit and marking your car sold before Full payment is received is a life lesson learned.

That make sense now, that it never really was gone. If readers think the car was gone and returned to you, then they might think that there was something wrong with the car, and that is not the case. It's a beautiful, well preserved car, wish you the best of luck with your eventual sale. Just wish I could afford it!!