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Re: Forfeit of deposit Yes or No ???
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Posted by Roy Suomi on March 05, 2007 at 15:11:12 from (68.68.163.134):
In Reply to: Forfeit of deposit Yes or No ??? posted by Sam F. on March 05, 2007 at 10:05:36:
Keep it....Whats he gonna do , Kick your a$$????I sold my old service truck to a young ironworker..He put a 500 dollar deposit down , with the balance due in 2 weeks....Well , the 2 weeks came and went..Finally on the 3rd week I was able to contact him.. The job they were banking on fell through[ to pay for the truck]..I told him several people looked at the truck after he put money down[ truth]..After talking to him we both decided I was to keep the down payment..He wasn't happy but , I could have sold it to someone else in the meantime...If I buy something with a down payment to seal the deal , I'll have the balance on time..No Games!!
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