Well JD I agree it does sound a little funny. The English is just a little off and she refers to the chopper as an "item" and your price as a "fee" and the shipper as a "mover". However if she really sends a cashiers check you should be good as cashiers checks are supposed to be on the bank. Here's what you can do: 1) Google her name and see where she works and you can verify that it is a real company and she really works there. 2) Do not cash the check particularly if it turns out to not be a cashiers check. Call the bank that is on the check and verify there are sufficient funds to cover the check. 3) You have a pretty good relationship with you local bank have them work with her bank to get the money direct. If they refuse tell her to send the mover with cash.
I had an item (don't remember what) for sale the "buyer" was a professor at a New York school, the check was on a Los Angles bank and they didn't answer the phone. The "mover" never called to try and pick up the Item and the "buyer" kept e-mailing with threats. It stopped when I asked him if he really wanted me to send all this information to the school he was working at. I think he realized I had found him and wanted away from me.
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