A first for me same deal ck cleared I got my money about 60 days ago they have not came to pick it up... His daughter called two times gonna pick it up on a Saturday I have not seen them yet...
I listed a old tool with missing parts for a bud the guy that came out to buy it borough more of his junk that he thought had no value. He took me out to eat this morning :)...
Used tires folks drive 200 miles round trip to buy them :shock: WTF I guess poor folks like to ride too...
Price, sometimes if priced to cheap it looks like a scam are its junk. I have had great luck with cracklist (yes I am addicted) I have called on tractors are implements I told them over the phone you have it priced on the high side I can not pay that for it resale it and make money I hope you get your price. Take my number down if it does not sale and you get to the point you want it gone call me. I have had them call me a year later and told me to give them what I thought it was worth. By then the tire kickers have aggravated them are they have learned that its not as good as they thought and come down on the price and want it gone.
There are still a lot of good folks out there :)....
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