And this is why we get a bad rap....
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What we have today are a bunch of snowflakes that get offended at every stupid thing and need to have their egos stroked or they pout.
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rocco16 (12-12-2017)
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Maybe, maybe not. How am I better off if he gets $100K unless I am selling? But wait, what happens when I buy? Only thing I can see is that instead of bragging that I have a $10K car, I can tell the boys I have a $14.5K car. If I am moving into a neighborhood, you bet I want the market rate as low as possible so I pay less taxes. But when I sell, I want the market rate to be as high as possible. It's a push.
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I can understand the frustration of dealing with Craigslist buyers. I have had a few wacky things happen to me while selling a car on there. Too many tire kickers out there who want something for nothing.
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ETM (12-12-2017)
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everybody wants a deal, and most dream of a steal, the proverbial barn find that was had for much of nothing. For me the catch is a wonderful thing but it's the thrill of the hunt that keeps me going.
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So sell it to a dealership. Oh wait, they charge money and don't do it for free. Sucks, doesn't it? They give you $5k,sell it for $7k and THEY get to deal with the idiots. Tough choices. Question is what is the LOTE?
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Another option that I have been having a lot of luck with lately is Facebook marketplace. You can get a great idea of who you are dealing with there.