Said he would buy my handgun, I was even willing to drive 40 miles to meet him. Again, said he would take it. The he decided he didn't like my insisting on a bill of sale for my protection.
Said he would buy my handgun, I was even willing to drive 40 miles to meet him. Again, said he would take it. The he decided he didn't like my insisting on a bill of sale for my protection.
[B][I]My Feedback:
http://www.ar-15.co/threads/13065-Birddog1911?highlight=Birddog1911
I gotta ask if you included this in your ad? I have been pissed at people who pulled this on me before. no mention until I drive to meet the guy and he pulls out a piece of paper. lucky for him it was too good of a deal for me to pass up. If it hadn't been I would have stopped the deal right there.
I still let him know about it.
Since it isn't required, most people don't want it.
I suggest you change the ad and let people know what you are expecting.
Sniper, it isn't in my add, but I told him in a pm. He didn't bitch about it until I listed him as the buyer in the add, and got mad about that. I thought I was doing the guy a good one, "hey, look at the good guy who bought my gear". So he says I'm requiring too much "paperwork" and backs out.
Perhaps I should list in my thread I want a bill of sale. But it is NOT that uncommon a practice, and I'm just covering my own ass.
[B][I]My Feedback:
http://www.ar-15.co/threads/13065-Birddog1911?highlight=Birddog1911
There is a huge thread about this. You're not really covering anything by having a bill of sale. You're only narrowing your customer base and opening yourself up to lawsuits in my opinion.
"There are no finger prints under water."
What possible lawsuits? How is it not protecting me by having a bill of sale saying so-and-so purchased my firearm? He still said he would take it, and then backed out. That is the bottom line here.
[B][I]My Feedback:
http://www.ar-15.co/threads/13065-Birddog1911?highlight=Birddog1911
I know you are upset about him backing out, I don't blame you for that, but I don't blame him either.
The more paper work you make people fill out, the more you make yourself look like a business. The more you look like a business, the better chance you have of getting sued by some one if they hurt themselves.
It sounds far fetched, I know, but it is something to consider.
A bill of sale isn't that much paper work either, but once people start wanting to have copies of driver's licenses and stuff for their "records," then they start looking like a business. It's a thin line when paper work is involved.
"There are no finger prints under water."
copied this thread here from the feedback forum.
I should just delete the whole thing, but you whiney babies might cry about that.
Feedback forum is just that, feedback.
come here to GD if you want to piss and moan about stuff.
check the Terms and Conditions thread if you have issues with what I've done.
Dr_Fwd I didn't know! lol
You should've said something.![]()