68 Camaro sold from Yenko Chev

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**enio45** · #1 11-04-2006, 08:26 PM

Agree with your approach . . i was having difficulty in getting this all done while im in italy working....the basis of his word is obviously not good enough....a deposite might have secured the situation as you suggested ...I think i did not go that route based on his commitment to pull the ad and go with the inspection first...he pulled the ad, but the opportunity of more money was too much to deal with ...hind sight has proven me wrong..thanks for the advise.

**COPO** · #2 11-04-2006, 11:33 PM

Sorry to hear about the seller's lack of integrity and the car getting away. I always get a notarized purchase agreement and put down a nominal deposit $500-$1,000. With a Fax/Scanner/Paypal, you can accomplish this from anywhere in the world, then you have a legal document to go after the guy if needed.

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