Go dramatic: get a black attache briefcase and fill it with cash. Wear a black

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Oct 6, 2024
2:42:37pm

Q-grr All-American

and handcuff it to your wrist. Keep Speaking into your watch, even if it isn’t an Apple Watch.

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Q-grr

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Trying to buy a used car from an older gentleman. He won’t accept a wire 🙄

ABN RGR

1:58pm

I’m with the boomer here

Warner

2:00pm

Yeah I wouldn’t take those either. I want the money instantly and without the risk of you canceling or claiming fraud

Mike Honcho

2:05pm

How far away is he? If you really want the car, get the cash and take it to him or meet him at a bank so that he can

lightmann

2:01pm

not far. But we don’t bank locally (USAA) so a pain to get big chunks of cash…

ABN RGR

2:03pm

I would gladly accept USDC

cheezedawg

2:02pm

Cashier's check?

RebelScum

2:04pm

He won't take the payments that are most used for fraud? How dare he! I'm with him.

byuluvr

2:07pm

Fraud in a bank wire?

ABN RGR

2:23pm

Maybe he'll accept sheckles or talents.

Big McLargeHuge

2:07pm

Have you tried an IOU?

YIsForBrigham

2:10pm

Perhaps donut holes? There's a currency for that

jrifkin48

2:11pm

Cash is king when dealing with snot-nosed scam punks

TeeKaa

2:13pm

Cash is not good for you as a buyer because you want a record that you paid

bdizzle

2:15pm

… you mean other than a bill of sale (if you’re smart) and signed title?

Mike Honcho

3:46pm

Go dramatic: get a black attache briefcase and fill it with cash. Wear a black

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