I have bought a few items and sold a few items on craigslist. All of the transactions have been good ones for the most part. I did have two deals that were a bit of a pain. The first was someone listed an Allis-Chalmers shop heater for $25 that worked. The seller didn't have a phone number listed so I emailed and said I would take it. I was told I was the first to email and it was mine. This was a Wednesday and I told them I would be there on Thursday night. Well I emailed mid day Thursday and asked for directions. I was told that they had offered it to someone else before they listed it and that person came and picked it up. In other words someone offered more money and left me in the dark even after I was told it was mine. The second one was I listed some pig feeders on CL and I mentioned in the ad several times that I highly prefer TEXT or email or that you can call if you don't have either form of communication as I have found it works the best for me. Well this guy calls me up and asks all sorts of questions, most of which were like "why are you selling them" and "how did they work for me" after I had told them that I had to buy a bundle of them and only needed a couple and I hadn't used them yet. Well after all of this the guy tells me he will take them and asks if I used text messages and if I could text him my address. I just had to laugh. But in the end the guy was a good person and paid in cash. So all was well.
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