Scam seller beware

[auditrackspeed]

This car does not have 100k on it , it has 152k and i sold it for 6.5k


http://washingtondc.craigslist.org/n...381692792.html

[zillarob]

I think I would have asked if he were willing to split the winnings or something.
Not really blackmail or hush money, just hookin a brother up kinda thing.

Or did he already refuse to do this



(I kidding, thanks for the heads up)

[MarlinFoundNemo]

Wait so is that the guy who bought your car... making an ad for it?! Or is it some random guy who ripped off the info and made an ad haha

[88ninety9]

If he doesn't have any of your personal info like address, name, or number I'd post the same thing on craigslist too

[Austonwerner4]

Well don't worry cause he won't sell it for much more than he bought it for.

[christianb5s4]

If I were you, I'd be making sure the title was transferred to his name if you haven't done so already.

[88ninety9]

If I were you, I'd be making sure the title was transferred to his name if you haven't done so already.

I always make sure the buyer signs the title in front of me. No sign- no buy

[christianb5s4]

Yup, that's how everyone should be. The liability of not doing that is scary.

[MetalMan]

Yup, that's how everyone should be. The liability of not doing that is scary.

In California at least, there is the form "Release and Transfer of Liability" that you can fill out or submit online. In theory [in CA] that should negate the need for doing a title transfer on-the-spot.

[christianb5s4]

In California at least, there is the form "Release and Transfer of Liability" that you can fill out or submit online. In theory [in CA] that should negate the need for doing a title transfer on-the-spot.

A lot of people still don't do it, that's the issue. Only reason the PO of my car didn't do it was he screwed up on smog and knew I had to get it smogged and that could take a while, so he didn't complete it. Then again, he knew I wasn't going to do anything sketchy.