hi guys..
please give some advice, no trolling teasing please...
i sold my used car (NYC) with 21100usd.
1.
i went to TDbank with buyer together and checked he made certified check in front of me.
2.
i reassured to TDbank teller that this certified check can not be bounced back.
3.
i deposited to my santander bank last Thursday, and it was all cleared at the early morning of Last Saturday.
4.
i gave him my signed title, key, and bill of sales. but forgot to ask him to give me a copy. He gave me back my plate.
Is there any possibility that this certified check bounced back...?
also, do i need to ask him to provide me a copy of signed title and signed bill of sales?
i sold this in Nyc... please let me know. Any advice will be much appreciated guys...
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There are alot of fake cashiers check scams but they don't originate at the bank branch. Or could be he took you to a fake TD branch as part of a huge con to get your car? ?
So does it mean that this real certified check has no way to be bounced back?
Failing to get a copy of sales contract was really bad. If he fails to retiltle and register in his name then if car is involved in an accident you are so screwed.
Next time for $2000 you take cash, and a signed sales agreement and go to the dmv within him to see that he properly registers the car.