- Oct 2, 2001
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So I crashed my car and sold it to someone for $400. The funny thing was he gave me an envelop with $600 in it! Woohoo go me! But I'm more of an honest person than that. So I called him up. Conversation goes like this:
Me: Hello, this is illusion882, you just bought my car.
Buyer: Yes, Hello
Me: Well it appears you left some extra money in the envelope, an extra $200.
Buyer: That's not possible, I only withdrew $400.
Me: Umm... I am holding 6 $100 bills right now and none of them were mine before you bought my car
Buyer: Well there must be a mistake
Me: Ok... Well if you decide the money is missing give me a call
Buyer: what so you can sue me for stealing $200?
And at this point I'm thinking WTF? I mean, I have the money, no doubt about that. The bill of sale says $400, not $600. Why would he assume I am going to sue him for the ammount I am giving money back?
Me: Ok..... right. Where do we go from here?
Buyer: Well.... I think we are done.
Me: Ok.
And we hang up.
Do you think something shady is going on here? The guy was about 25 and said he was trying to get his Masters Degree (I didn't ask in what). I wonder what is going on....
Maybe these bills are magic and they reproduce inside the envelope!
EDIT: Here is how the deal went down. I put the ad online. I got a bunch of calls, not everyone was real serious but a few people were. This guy was able to go down to my car and look at it, he said he wanted to buy it. Sold. I was at work when he called. So I told him to drop off the money with my roommates and when I get back home I can have to Tow company tow the car to you. So he does that. I get home, find the envelope with the extra money. I have the tow company tow the car to him (he paid for the tow too). I called him after that and tried to explain... he thought I was ****** with him....
Me: Hello, this is illusion882, you just bought my car.
Buyer: Yes, Hello
Me: Well it appears you left some extra money in the envelope, an extra $200.
Buyer: That's not possible, I only withdrew $400.
Me: Umm... I am holding 6 $100 bills right now and none of them were mine before you bought my car
Buyer: Well there must be a mistake
Me: Ok... Well if you decide the money is missing give me a call
Buyer: what so you can sue me for stealing $200?
And at this point I'm thinking WTF? I mean, I have the money, no doubt about that. The bill of sale says $400, not $600. Why would he assume I am going to sue him for the ammount I am giving money back?
Me: Ok..... right. Where do we go from here?
Buyer: Well.... I think we are done.
Me: Ok.
And we hang up.
Do you think something shady is going on here? The guy was about 25 and said he was trying to get his Masters Degree (I didn't ask in what). I wonder what is going on....
Maybe these bills are magic and they reproduce inside the envelope!
EDIT: Here is how the deal went down. I put the ad online. I got a bunch of calls, not everyone was real serious but a few people were. This guy was able to go down to my car and look at it, he said he wanted to buy it. Sold. I was at work when he called. So I told him to drop off the money with my roommates and when I get back home I can have to Tow company tow the car to you. So he does that. I get home, find the envelope with the extra money. I have the tow company tow the car to him (he paid for the tow too). I called him after that and tried to explain... he thought I was ****** with him....
