olds48

:shock: You're good at this.Ever scammed anyone before? :shock: :lol:

v8Fiero

:shock: lol, do you want to give me your money and see :lol: jk, I hate scammers and I just like staying away from them and with backing out politely if you ever find out there honest you can always have return business. 8)

edit, just remembered an old saying went something like this "if your not 100% sure, dont burn the bridge, you might have to cross it later..."

lotsof454sss

Tell him your Mother died..You have been in the hospital..Been out of the country..Lost his email address..Sent the money and it came back.. Sent the money and waiting on the part..etc. etc. etc.

These are the excuses the scammers use so just use them although your not a scammer...It works for them..and they will end this deal for you :lol:

olds48

Here is the latest developments.Any more suggestions/opinions?


Thanks,I'll let you know something ASAP

On [2008-02-24 21:30:18] mike wrote:
> The yoke is just laying here not taking up a lot of space.
>
> On [2008-02-24 20:11:58] olds48 wrote:
> > Might be switching setups.Don't know for sure.If I stick with the TH400 can I send you a message back to buy the yoke?Thanks for your time. Eric
>

Gimmethakick

Get a phone # and talk to the seller directly. If he won't give you a number just tell him thats the reason your not purchasing from him. Everything I sell I want people to call me about. Eliminates all the internet tire kickers. I also won't buy unless I talk to the seller at least over the phone. You can get a general feel for people when speaking with them. No number no business Period.