Unethical buyer

[jimbob200521]

Originally Posted by cadzag72

Right, but it's the lying about the equipment history that's the issue. Calling something your daily driver that you've owned for three days is what makes a creep. It's not about the money, it's about deceiving the future buyer.

I will 100% give you that, that's kinda shady. I have a cub guy locally who is kinda like that. High prices even for good equipment. He's even told me once that he has switched hour meters to a lower hour machines meter to get a few more dollars from a sale.

[cubby102]

I'm no angel I've done the title hop thing a time or two. But I always try and be as accurate as possible when I sell something. If I've owned it for only a few days I let them know.. majority of the title hop I've done is when I buy something and immediately get a offer on it...

Sometimes it's the way the die rolls. But I do not agree one bit about making up a story to sell it

[rbarri2]

I agree as well.

[drglinski]

Originally Posted by cadzag72

Right, but it's the lying about the equipment history that's the issue. Calling something your daily driver that you've owned for three days is what makes a creep. It's not about the money, it's about deceiving the future buyer.

That's exactly the point I was trying to make. I'm over it. The sooner he sells it (and makes more money on it, whatever) the sooner it goes to someone who might appreciate it.

[jaynjeep]

Selling on an open title in my state is highly illegal.. If you want to prevent it next time the correct way to do it is fill in all the blanks and have it notarized. In other words fill in and sign both the buyer and the seller info.. that way he is forced to have it transferred into his name before selling it to someone else..

[mjsoldcub]

i blame social media...too bad people get into that stuff and care, planet would be better off without it...i only come here for the free food...