Posted by Old 61 on August 06, 2011 at 11:46:24 from (96.60.16.231):
Learned a hard lesson.Needed money to pay wifes hospital bill, so it was decided to sell 2 of our restored tractors. I listed them on YT several people came and looked. A man from Ill. came looked had no problem with the trctor or price.( The tractors were listed for a lot less then we had in them!). The man wrote a check showed the wife his driver license, gave a phone number, and left with the tractor. Monday we payed on the hospital bill Tuesday we got a phone call the check was no good! Called the bank in Ill. The bank person said no such customer no such account. The banker said people will go to the phone book look up a bank, print checks on a computer and use them, and I was not the first person scammed ! Reported it to the police. The drivers was fake also! Called the police back nothing they could do, and the insurance company said that thier was no thief because the tractor was sold! So I have lost my tractor. If you sell your tractor take cash ony!
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