PPT pay method

[Handshaker]

Can you use a stolen tweekers EBT? lol

[shirojiro]

WOW.

Just WOW.

Millenial much?

I got a bridge I'll sell you.

Cash only.

Just don't send me Venmo because it's not safe...

[shirojiro]

https://money.com/venmo-more-check-than-cash/

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/avoid-this-audaciously-simple-scam-on-venmo-2018-03-01

https://www.idtheftcenter.org/new-venmo-scam-is-trying-to-give-you-money-not-take-it-away/

https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news/authorities-remind-consumers-to-be-aware-of-venmo-scams-091919.html

[edgerly779]

Do what your comfortable with for me cash after inspection and before or during dros. No signature without payment in full. Never a bank check.

[ar15barrels]

I’m 51.

Generalize much?

hahaha says the guy who said venmo was safer than cash...

Did my last one with Venmo

Safer for both parties.

[Barang]

cash in the envelope. hand it to him discreetly just before they start the dros.

[NATO762]

^^^^^ Hey buddy, you shorted me $100 in the envelope (prove otherwise)
Always count out the money on the counter
Even the bank does this

[Mute]

Buyer looks over gun and accepts. Cash, and only cash, first. Then paperwork.

[Jimi Jah]

Most FFLs prefer that the cash exchange takes place outside their shop. I was told that if the exchange takes place in their presence it becomes taxable .....just be discrete

Some @hole shops do that. F them. Gunther Guns here in Carlsbad doesn't play those stupid games. It's a private transaction not subject to CA sales taxes.

[General]

I'm considered old. lol, CashApp works great

[riderr]

Meet at a parking lot, open trunk, check the gun, pay cash, go inside the store, complete paperwork. I guess, I am one of those dinosaurs?

[Triple765]

See, you get it.

Actually that's not true. I did sell my 100W Marshall in a parking lot to a nice 50s-ish dude from Elsinore and he was fine with using Venmo.

I use Venmo, sometimes. Mainly just to pay friends (meals, drinks, etc.). There's no way for someone to take their payment back, right? I'd be open to Venmo or Google Pay next PPT.

Edit: Oh. Saw the links regarding Venmo.

[Triple765]

Meet at a parking lot, open trunk, check the gun, pay cash, go inside the store, complete paperwork. I guess, I am one of those dinosaurs?

I might do that next time. Clearly, everyone has their own thing. I asked for cash before paperwork since I was afraid they'd not have the amount we agreed to AFTER completing the transfer. I stuck around until the buyer was finished, though.

Jeeze, Millenials are old enough to buy and sell guns now? They'll probably want a participant trophy thrown in too.

Careful..

They're next to carry the 2A torch.

[ar15barrels]

I use Venmo, sometimes.
There's no way for someone to take their payment back, right?

There is.

[kemasa]

Most FFLs prefer that the cash exchange takes place outside their shop. I was told that if the exchange takes place in their presence it becomes taxable .....just be discrete

Most? I have never seen a survey of FFL in regards to that.

It is completely false that if the money is transferred in the store that it somehow makes it subject to sales tax.

It raises more issues if you are doing something strange outside of a gun shop and you might get a visit from some black and white sports cars who point things at you, especially if they see the firearm out.

Talk to the dealer and see what they want and if there are any issues that they have.