
1-This guy is not an honest seller! Read his reviews. I drove long distance to see a car he told me was perfect and was actually a complete piece of junk.
2-Seller does not want to describe damage resulting of salvage title this individual is extremely rude he will not answer my questions regarding documentation this vehicle is something to stay away from
3-He cursed at me because I asked for a picture of the title or a carfax.
4-Terrible communicator. Gave me the VIN number after asking 4 different times. Plus called me stupid for asking for the VIN
We don't do any social media but Annie does have a Facebook account but it's not in her name. She uses it to see what her family posts as most are scattered around the country.First thing I look at is when they joined FB.
Second is look at their profile.
Third is what else they have posted for sale.
Fourth are buyer reviews, if they have any that is.
Before I moved, I sold quite a bit on MarketPlace. Hope to never have to go through that again. Did meet some nice people too though. Actually, most were nice, decent folks. Handful of really rotten apples spoiled the thing for me. After a long day of no shows, stupid offers, and everything that went with those few bad apples, I barked at a guy for not following directions. I apologized over and again, and he understood. He met the same type as well.
My son sold a Play Station something when he lived in Mississippi, was asking $175, met up with the guy, the guy handed him 2 $100 bills, my son said he didn't have enough change, the guy said "it's still a deal for $200, and left. My son got back in his car, and felt something was wrong. He looked at the bills and they were "For TV/Movie use only"...... Expensive lesson learned.I love the ones who make an offer and that they’ll pay in cash. Damn straight you will.
Or a V8 swap.
My mid year 2020 didn't come with one.When did they discontinue the tensioner cover? Ad says it’s a 2021.