WA | How to pay the price?

[BCDave]

Originally Posted by Mike Magee

One could request payment in young blondes, Whatchagonnado.

Oh good. A whole buncha light haired Golden Lab puppies!

[Carol H]

Originally Posted by BCDave

Oh good. A whole buncha light haired Golden Lab puppies!

LOL if someone tries to sell you a Golden Lab Puppy Dave - RUN - ITS A FAKE! There is no such thing! There are Yellow labs though

[Lee Senn]

I am suggesting that the transaction can be handled by a wire transfer from the purchasers bank to your bank. It is a relatively simple transaction and you just don't hand over signed documents until you verify that the money is in your account. Only hangup is usually the "wire" shuts down around two o'clock so your transaction is best done in the morning. Per my posts on this sight I purchased an 18 foot Trillium in Canada for which the seller wanted cash and I was extremely uncomfortable traveling for two days with $6,500.00 cash. Using a wire transfer allows your purchaser to not be concerned about traveling with cash and you don't have to worry about your receipt of funds. Lee

[Mojo]

I haven't read all of the above details but I might be interested to look at it. Your's is about the closest I've seen. We have been looking for something about $4,000. Maybe we'd go the 6. We'd have to check weight. We only have a 4 cylinder Toyota.

[gmw photos]

Originally Posted by Bob Miller

RE: Travellers Checks?
To quote the G' kids: "Soooo 20th Century"
I wouldn't know how to tell a fake travellers check from a real one, Ben Franklins are risky enough, but never a Travellers check.
Since the advent of ATM's, most businesses in Europe no longer accept them either.

LOL ! yep....that's ME Bob ......"sooo 20th century"
And I will admit I never use travelers checks anymore. Heck I didn't even know whether you can still get them. However I just googled it, and yes indeed we can still get them. And while some businesses might not take them, I would think that the sellers bank would have no problem with them.
It's just that some people are not comfortable carrying a lot of cash, and that's understandable.

[Ed Harris]

Originally Posted by Mike Magee

One could request payment in young blondes, but even blondes can be faked (peroxide). Whatchagonnado.

Mike that seems a little short sighted to me?

Young can be faked too!

[DavidG]

Yes, many of you are 20th Century, or before. Electronic banking has come a long way. Check with your bank...or get a new bank.
I recently bought a nice Chevy from an old lady, paid her with a personal check, and drove her to her own bank to cash it. No phone call was needed. Her bank clerk said with computers linked as they are, when the money was deposited in the lady's account, it was removed from mine. It was instant, and final. I have a Credit Union, I don't know if that made any difference, or if these specific banks had any arrangements. "The times, they are a changin' " Hate mail to the usual address !
David in Fresno and Sonora

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Originally Posted by gmw photos

LOL ! yep....that's ME Bob ......"sooo 20th century"
And I will admit I never use travelers checks anymore. Heck I didn't even know whether you can still get them. However I just googled it, and yes indeed we can still get them. And while some businesses might not take them, I would think that the sellers bank would have no problem with them.
It's just that some people are not comfortable carrying a lot of cash, and that's understandable.

[Bruce H]

Frustration. I logged in I spent 20 minutes writing a response about how to safely do these large transactions, failed to copy it to my computer before I hit submit reply. The site had timed me out and wanted me to log in again. Lost my work. This has happened to me before.

[gmw photos]

Originally Posted by Bruce H

Frustration. I logged in I spent 20 minutes writing a response about how to safely do these large transactions, failed to copy it to my computer before I hit submit reply. The site had timed me out and wanted me to log in again. Lost my work. This has happened to me before.

Ha ! ....yep it's happened to my too Bruce ! I need to learn to type faster !

[MinnesotaJill]

I just bought my used egge (I live in Minnesota, the egg lives in Florida) and I had my bank wire the money to the sellers account. Worked slick.
Jill

[Ray in texas]

Talk about a long thread... The questions I have are - is the unit for sale, how much and can you post lots of pretty pictures?

Ray

[Bob Miller]

There is no unit.... This was just about ways to pay on a long distance purchase.
FWIW: We just sold out SCAMP. The buyer was 400 miles away. I had them send a $500 deposit via PayPal, had the money in my account in 15 minutes. Pulled 1/2 the cash out at an ATM 1 hour later., the rest the next day. When they arrived three days later we went to a branch of their bank and they drew out the cash. Walked across the parking lot to our bank, swapped the cash for the title and put the cash in our bank. Deal Done.....

[MinnesotaJill]

We wired the money directly into the seller's bank account and then drove over 1,000 miles from Minnesota to Louisiana to meet him and get the camper and the title. Caveat ... there were tons of emails and phone calls prior to this transaction to make sure this was a legit deal. I had more info on the seller than a normal person should have about anybody because he was so open, so I had no concerns. Plus, the original "deal" was consumated via Ebay, which includes a buyer protection factor. The cost for me to wire the funds was covered by reward points at my local credit union. We just got back Sunday after picking up the camper and spending 4 days camping from Louisiana to Minnesota. Wonderful!!!!

[gmw photos]

Originally Posted by MinnesotaJill

We wired the money directly into the seller's bank account and then drove over 1,000 miles from Minnesota to Louisiana to meet him and get the camper and the title. Caveat ... there were tons of emails and phone calls prior to this transaction to make sure this was a legit deal. I had more info on the seller than a normal person should have about anybody because he was so open, so I had no concerns. Plus, the original "deal" was consumated via Ebay, which includes a buyer protection factor. The cost for me to wire the funds was covered by reward points at my local credit union. We just got back Sunday after picking up the camper and spending 4 days camping from Louisiana to Minnesota. Wonderful!!!!

....well yes, that's all fine and good....but we still wanna see PICTURES !!
Congrats on the camper, and glad to hear you survived the crazy hot weather. I'm ready for autumn......