Or if you would have read, you would have seen the OP stated he went by the address and couldn't find the place of business.
You're afraid to meet this guy in a public place but yet gave him your cell phone number?
your buyers spelling and grammar make him sound like a nigerian scammer lol.
I would just say screw it and sell it to someone else. You are wasting too much of your time poisting txt screen shots and now trying to post the voice mail. There are plenty of people out there that are willing to buy it who are friendly and honest. And honestly if someone took attitude with me if I asked if they were serious I would have told them to pound sand. Good luck with the sale and find a different buyer.
i agree. look for a buyer who's willing to prove their honesty.
Alright, I'll help you. I'll make the transaction for you and get the "package" back safely to you and the money, but I've got rules.
Rule #1 : Never change the deal
Rule #2 : No names
Rule #3 : Never look in the package.
I'll meet you at the bank of america 12pm, I'll pull up in a black bmw.
I would just say screw it and sell it to someone else. You are wasting too much of your time poisting txt screen shots and now trying to post the voice mail. There are plenty of people out there that are willing to buy it who are friendly and honest. And honestly if someone took attitude with me if I asked if they were serious I would have told them to pound sand. Good luck with the sale and find a different buyer.
Everyone jumping to the conclusion that this is a scam or some thug who is going to jump you with a bunch of his friends is paranoid. Just meet the guy at his shop in daylight... bring a friend with you if you're really worried about it. Not that big a deal. This stuff happens on craigslist all the time. You have to meet somewhere.
I dont know if this would work or not. Maybe call the local PD and explain whats going on and see if they could have an officer be there during the transaction. Should only take a few minutes and god knows we pay enough in taxes to support it. Bring along a new counterfeit pen. Another way to check the bills is to hold them in the light and look for the strip. In the strip is the denomination of the bill printed. For example, in a $100 bill the strip will have"100" printed several times along the strip.
Otherwise, if he is unwilling to meet at a local bank, I would steer clear of this one.
stop freaking out.
meet him in a a bank and take his money and depsoit in your account. once deposited funds are verified and sale is finito.