These old "cashier's cheques" scams were common some years ago. Your bank accepts it and says it looks okay, puts the money in your account, you deliver the goods and then the cheque is refused at the issuing bank weeks later and they return it to your bank, who delete the money from your account and bill you a $35 return fee.
Tell em to bring cash or use Interac e-transfer with automatic deposit enabled on your end, payed in advance.
Adam Hunt
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Neil E. Hodges
in reply to Neil E. Hodges • •Adam Hunt
in reply to Neil E. Hodges • • •These old "cashier's cheques" scams were common some years ago. Your bank accepts it and says it looks okay, puts the money in your account, you deliver the goods and then the cheque is refused at the issuing bank weeks later and they return it to your bank, who delete the money from your account and bill you a $35 return fee.
Tell em to bring cash or use Interac e-transfer with automatic deposit enabled on your end, payed in advance.
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Beady Belle Fanchannel
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in reply to Neil E. Hodges • • •I've never sold a bike, but this is definitely a common scam.
If I ever sell a bike privately, it will be strictly in-person and cash in hand.
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Valheru Rides
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