Have your bank check out the check. Tell them it may be a scam and that
they need to verify that it is good. Try to contact the person named on
the check by phone to verify it's not forged. But whatever you do,
don't let the car leave your hands and do not give any money back until
the check has cleared, then wait an additional week.
Meanwhile, see what arrangements they want to make for picking up the
car. Usually, if it's a scam, pick up is pretty vague.
Ray
On Jun 19, 2006, at 9:20 PM, Thy Ramirez wrote:
There was a 4 door Savoy I was selling a while back, several people
enquiered about it but it was spoken for. I got ahold of a 58
Plymouth Suburban and started it offering it up for sale. There was 2
potential buyers that would write to me back to back and they happened
to use the same style of writting. 1 of them has sent me a check over
my asking price and I was wondering if I should be weary? Anyone have
any advice?
Thanks,
Kelly
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