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Posted by Old timer on September 17, 2003 at 04:56:57 from (216.28.230.74):
What do you think about this guy. He puts a tractor up for sale on this site. I email him the same day. I say I will buy your tractor I will bring cash. Please call me or email me. I leave him two address' and phone #. He emails back says he tried the # it didn't work. He was right. I punched my area code wrong. I send back pronto the right number. I tell him where I live. "Only a coulple hours from him" This time I tell him I will be traveling thru his area the next day, In the morning and again the evening. Tell him I want to hook up with him and buy his tractor.
I check my email constantly awaiting his reply anticipating I am getting this tractor. No response. The next day just before I leave for my journey down south I check my mail one last time. He has just mailed me this response. I have spoke with a fellow from Mississippi who called me at the number I provided. He is to meet me Thursday to buy the tractor. If it does'nt work out ill contact you. thanks for your interest. I knew there was no number thats why I did'nt call him myself. I went back to his add and checked. Maybe my computer, but there was no number given.
Guess my money on Monday is not as good as someone elses on Thursday.
What a fella!!
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