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Posted by Luke S on July 24, 2007 at 11:53:23 from (216.145.137.68):
In Reply to: Photo ads inquiries. posted by dej(jed) on July 24, 2007 at 10:17:18:
One time when I was selling an Oliver 1955 on here I got a call from an old farmer from North Dakota (I am in Missouri). He wanted to know all kinds of stuff about and then asked if I could take some pictures of it with a regular camera, have them developed, mail them to him and then he'd get back to me. I told him I'd e-mail him some but he said he wanted regular pictures, didn't know anything about the computer(don't know how he found it for sale anyhow). This was during the winter and during the week and I told him it was dark out when I got home from work so when the weekend came around I'd try to get some pictures for him and mail them if I had time. Long story short, guy from New York called me the next day and bought the tractor sight unseen over the phone and offered to send certified funds next day as a deposit, needless to say I sold it to him. The next week the guy from ND called back and I told him I sold the tractor and I thought he was personally gonna drive down to Missouri and whip my A$$. I guess I am just hard to deal with???
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