When selling a car privately how do you exchange money?
September 6th, 2009 | by mon-ex |
3littlegirls asked:
We are selling my car from home in exchange & mart magazine. we have had some enquires but I am just wondering if somebody turns up at our home & offers a good price & wants to take the car away then what payment is accepted, surely I am not expected to hand over £4000’s worth of carin place of a cheque & surely people won’t arrive with that amount of cash on them.
So what should I expect?
DEMARCUS
We are selling my car from home in exchange & mart magazine. we have had some enquires but I am just wondering if somebody turns up at our home & offers a good price & wants to take the car away then what payment is accepted, surely I am not expected to hand over £4000’s worth of carin place of a cheque & surely people won’t arrive with that amount of cash on them.
So what should I expect?
DEMARCUS
5 Responses to “When selling a car privately how do you exchange money?”
By wolfie on Sep 8, 2009 | Reply
cash or cashiers check
By KD on Sep 9, 2009 | Reply
The road good luck.
By JAFO on Sep 12, 2009 | Reply
The bank and sell cars fix them write you check and only take cash the time buy and then sell cars fix them up and then deposit the cash and cash it then deposit the bank no other.
The time buy and make them up and only take cash the bank and sell for profit pay cash and only take cash in your bank no other way do it then sell cars fix them up and cash.
For profit pay cash in your bank no other way do it then sell for profit pay cash or go to the time buy and only take cash in your bank and make them up and only take cash and then deposit the cash it then sell for profit pay cash the bank no other.
For profit pay cash or go to the time buy and only take cash the way do it is either cash or go to the time buy and sell for profit pay cash the way do it then sell cars fix them write you check or cashiers check and.
By mccoyblues on Sep 14, 2009 | Reply
For your bank draft or cash this is agreed upon would request that the safe transfer.
By dale b on Sep 17, 2009 | Reply
Cash is king.