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WTF does a 19yr old want with a 5th wheel??? Just curious?
I have $7,000.. can you hold it for me?
WTF does a 19yr old want with a 5th wheel??? Just curious?
My exact question lol
Do you get a bigger cut of the 7 g's since nothing got sold?
so if he doesn't come up with 13k in 3 weeks, it's all over?
He's going to live in it.
I get nothing.
The boss will likely give him another week or two but beyond that he's ed.
Ok.............I can understand the living in it thing. Just as good as an apartment I guess. And you can drag it any where you want.
That would be ed up if you get shot. By all means point him in the direction to the guy who ran to the bank to deposit his cash.
You may have already explained this, but
Who gets the 7k, and for what service?
I got 7k, will you hold it for me?!
The boss gets the 7k. The "service" is taking a trailer off the market for 3 weeks and giving this guy time to handle his business and make the purchase. Guaranteeing him that this unit will not get sold out from under him within the 3 weeks.
Its more a matter of potential loss vs. a service. If I hold this trailer for him and tomorrow a buyer shows up wanting to pay 20k for the trailer I've lost his business and he might never return. The deposit covers the potential loss of business.
Basically the kid is a moron. I wouldn't put 7k down unless I had financing arranged or had the money in the bank.
Normally we take 200 bucks and the remaining balance upon pickup. But I wasn't going to take a deposit and hold something so uncertain for nothing. He proposed this.
I just want a cool trailer to go camping in. You got one of those? The vieja won't do tents so I want to get something off the ground.
Pop-up? I got 4 or 5 of those left.
Yeah a pop-up. What do they run and cool is they?
WTF man why you posting my business on here? I hope your boss likes it when I print this out and show how post everyone's business.
I told you I'll come back with the cash.....damn
I got a small basic on for 6,495 and a nicer one with bigger beds, toilet and a shower for 8,995. They're very cool. All your friends and family will be jealous. You'll be the talk of the town.
Shiiiiittt nikka that one for 9 grand sounds nice. Do it has curtains in case I wants to get nasty?
I think if I snagged that one with the toilet and shower I would def be able to get her to go camping. She says we need to find a place with a shower and restroom and electricity and this and that. I'm like damn might as well go get a room somewhere.
^^ well said.
Couldn't the guy just finance the remaining balance?
I told him I would hold it for 500 in the off chance he comes through. Had I had a buyer I would have called him and returned his check for the 500 or given him the offer to come up with the 20k that day. There is no law on deposits. We can lift them at any time and take them at any time.
By the time he realizes he's not getting his settlement money his cooling off period is up.
If you read the back of the buyers order we can keep (according to law) all compensation collected if the deal isn't completed. That would even include his trade in if he were to have given us one.
There is no law that caps a dollar amount on a deposit. He signed a purchase order which is a contract that binds him to the purchase.
If the buyer retracts the offer or does not fulfill its obligations under the contract, the earnest is forfeited. Therefore, it is generally in the seller's best interest to see as high an earnest money deposit as possible.
He signed a contract and can't fulfill it. It was his idea to create this contract. He signed his name and agreed to the purchase.
You're out of your mind if you think this would end badly for us.
Since the trailer is our business name and paid in full with no liens its 20k profit across the board. Its more a matter of what you lost on what was sold not what was taken in. There is not dealer cost on used as far at any profit margin would be looked at.
It's too bad your business isn't more interesting, because you post about it all the time.
I must have spent a minimum of 5 hours doing nothing today. It was totally dead. Maybe 4 customers. I can't wait to get out of this place.
I must admit, I know more about trailers than I did when I woke up this morning.
His place will be the next reality show.
Dude. He came up with a contract and then signed his name to it. It's not like B2Bs business advertises that they will hold a trailer for *only* $7,000. The kid is the one with the problem here, because he agreed to pay for a product by a certain date and it does not appear that he will be able to do that.
He signed with full knowledge of the terms. It's his fault, and I can't imagine any court letting him off the hook because the contract was not the best in his favor. If the court went out declaring some contracts to be "bad" for the consumer, that's a pretty slippery slope they fall onto, since it's murky what -- at that point -- would cons ute an unfair contract.
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