Selling to members with post count of 0

[bigfug]

Would you guys treat it as if it were an armslist/gunbroker sale? Require bill of sale? I have required it on some transactions, but from some of the members, IE guys who have been around a while, with a **** ton of posts, I havent. Join date is this month as well. Guy sent me his #, and I need the $..., but it could be a trap....View attachment 31606

ETA: If the concensus is not to, can the mods set it up so PM's arent available to those with less than the required posts?

 

[white92coupe]

I would say go with your gut and do a bill of sale. No different than arms list or a gun show. Just cya.

 

[Perplexed]

To each his or her own. I prefer to sell to an established member since they've taken the time to contribute to the forum, which really is what OSA is all about.

 

[SMS]

Same here, I stick with established folks usually. I politely decline offers from zero post count folks...

 

[Hump66]

If it's something that hasn't had any other bites in quite some time, then I let them have at it. I don't do a bill of sale, but that's just me.

 

[smax]

It's yours to make money on or possibly lose money on. You decide.....

 

[vvvvvvv]

PMs are used for much more than just classifieds.

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[ignerntbend]

What if somebody has many posts but no feed back?

 

[henschman]

As long as you get funds before you give them the goods, what could be the problem?

 

[ripnbst]

As long as you get funds before you give them the goods, what could be the problem?

Scoot over man. There's room in this boat for two of us.