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  1. All the concerns are common sense items. If you have your own business, you should be checking ID with any payment other than cash. I deal face to face and check ID with every piece of paperwork signed - Sales Receipts, Bills of Sale, Checks and Credit Card purchases. Yes I still take checks. Easy to verify identity with drivers license and never had an issue (in 7 years). For shipping transactions I use PayPal only and will ONLY ship to verified/confirmed shipping address. I get a tracking number and purchase insurance with every shipment. Some folks think insurance is the responsibility of the buyer, but it is actually the seller who needs the insurance. (But that is another topic)

     

    This device is a great way for a small business to accept credit cards without the expense of a terminal, monthly maintenance fee and high fees for low-volume of transactions.

  2. Thanks. I can't do the itouch and $60... Sounds like you will be better off with a Nano or something like that to work out with. I know the itouch is a bit big for a 'workout' ipod. Good luck with the sale/search.
  3. No one is buying the regular one, what makes them think this one will sell?

     

    I have several friends who have purchased a 500... They are selling tons of them from what I can see. This one should move as quick.

  4. ...Make sure you have at least 4-5 thousand bucks in your account. If you parents/friends gift it to you, you'll need to fill out some gifting letter saying something along the lines of "this money is a gift and not to be paid back, it isn't just for the house" along with two previous month statements from that account.

     

    MAKE SURE the 4-5 grand is your money. If you can't save at least that much cash, you shouldn't be looking to purchase a house. Pay down/off the debt you have. If you can purchase a house - make sure to purchase something you can afford. It is very easy to get into something expensive when you should be in something easy to pay for. Many folks purchase more house than they can actually afford. Being house poor is a situation many people find themselves in due to many factors.

     

    If you can buy a house and the payment doesn't phase your bank account - you are doing it right. That 4-5 grand saved is a good safety net (start). Doing it right will allow you to sleep well at night knowing that you've got reserve in the bank to cover any "what if" that comes along.

     

    All this is my .02 cents... Many folks will tell you the opposite and you can do whatever you want. My method allows me to have a nice house and whatever else I want without putting stress on the family. Money is not an issue at my house due to making good decisions - everyone should live like this. Good luck to you!

  5. You should sell that in 5 minutes on CL. If anyone here buys it, I've got the glass you need for that window. It is worth every penny of the asking price! PM me if you have trouble selling it and want it gone. :)

     

    (no clue who is selling it - just know these cars)

  6. 1991 Chevrolet Conversion Van G20 Hightop. This van is in great condition. Just added the tow package last year. Hitch, brake controller and wiring. Added a CD player and has a built in radar detector. Conversion includes VHS player and television. Cooler built into the floor with drain. Safe/lockbox in the floor as well. Rear couch power folding to a bed with extension - plenty of room for camping! I've only put 2800 miles on the van in the last 14 months, so it is time to let it go. Newer parts include fuel pump, tires, radiator and hoses... Van has 187k miles on it but looks like 87k. Tons of service records.

     

    Does have a few issues:

    Power windows work when they want (so I don't use them).

    A/C needs charged - has a leak, but charge lasted the year.

    Windshield fluid pump doesn't work.

    Front brakes feel 'funny' sometimes. Feels like a collapsed brake line - comes with 2 new lines.

     

    If you want a van. If you want to tow. If you like old conversion vans - this one could be for you.

     

    Asking $1900.00 obo.

     

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/van1.jpg

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/van2.jpg

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/van3.jpg

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/van4.jpg

  7. It is a great DD/Beater. One owner. Tons of miles and UGLY. Runs and drives great. Many new parts and it is a CRX Si 5 speed. If you're looking for a winter car, this could be the car for you. Been sitting for a few months, but starts right up and is ready to go.

     

    CR Price is $750.00 This thing is ugly, but is ready to go!

     

    Title in hand and ready for transfer (notary done).

     

    Details:

     

    1989 Honda CRX Si Silver Exterior / Black Interior

     

    One owner 270,215 miles

     

    Maintenance history:

     

    Thermostat, 4/15/11, 6103 miles

    Driver's seatbelt 2/11/11, 8415 miles

    New clutch, 12/12/10, 9362 miles

    New Radiator, 11/24/10, 9646 miles

    Fuel filter, air filter, and spark plugs, 5/2/10, 16149 miles

    Replace transaxle fluid, 6/19/09, 26616 miles

    Interstate battery, 3/8/09, 32327 miles

    Fuel pump, 9/7/08, 36249 miles

    Aluminum wheels with decent tires, 9/14/07, 45465 miles *Still plenty of life left

    New cap, rotor and wires, 2/19/07, 51250 miles

    Timing belt, water pump, main seals, and thermostat were all done 82796 miles ago

    AM/FM Cassette works

    Moon roof works (taped it shut because it was starting to blow slightly open in high speed.)

    Heater works, fan works on settings 3 and 4

    A/C does not work

    Crack in windshield sealed (has not spread or lengthened in 4 years)

     

    Body in rough shape (to say the least!)

     

    There has been recent exhaust work, muffler is fairly new along with a replaced pipe but other parts are old

    Water Temp gauge does not work

    35 to 40 MPG

    Rarely needs a quart of oil between 3500 mile oil and filter changes

     

    It is ugly, but could look way better with a little work (or gray duct tape). :)

     

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/crx1.jpg

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/crx2.jpg

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/crx3.jpg

    http://www.downingracing.com/forsale/pictures/crx4.jpg

  8. Still have the one set without locks. Could be easily modified to 'lock' with a wing-nut or find a lock set for one of these. Selling this one for $40.00. Will be for sale thru next Monday. Then I'll be 'parting it out' and keeping the parts as spares for the one I still have.
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