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Re: How to check out a Seller?
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Posted by JD on March 29, 2004 at 08:17:34 from (12.64.50.34):
In Reply to: How to check out a Seller? posted by Dick Underwood on March 28, 2004 at 21:39:09:
I can about guess who you are buying from {they always advertize alot of tractors from Canada on this site}. Probably nothing wrong with the guy. However remember these guys are what I call scalpers. They run around buying these tractors and then sell them to make money---nothing wrong with that. But the problem I've always run into is they have very little or no history on the tractor. I'm not buying a tractor from anyone unless they can verify everything they say about it. How many times have you been told it has low hours---then ask him can I have the name of the previous owner---oh--sorry I forgot his name. I prefer buying from private sources. You should be OK at the border as long as you have receipts etc. Oh--p.s.---watch the guy from Minnesota that puts " around his ads--he's no good.
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