Posted by farmer656 on March 31, 2019 at 07:06:01 from (173.127.96.175):
In Reply to: Craigslist Rant posted by John in La on March 31, 2019 at 06:47:47:
I understand your pain, last weekend I was looking for another vehicle for a spare. this was sat morning,well I called and text the guy at 8 am, I was really interested in vehicle he had posted. knowing that I need to go to the bank by noon, to get the cash, when he finally answered about 2 in the after noon, was wanting me to come right away, me not having to get the money by noon it was not gonna happen cuz cash talks, then in conversation he has no title, tells me it will be there this Wednesday, so I tell him when he has title in hand call me I will come with cash, still have not heard from him but it is still for sale Frustrating,
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