Go with your gut but if it sounds too good then it's probably a scam. I was selling a coat on CL and when the person who was buying it told me pretty much the same thing that they'd be mailing the money order and after I cashed it, one of their associates would pick up the coat. I asked why not just exchange cash for the coat when they picked up the coat? I was told that they needed a paper trail for their online selling business, which made sense business wise, so after mailing the money order they emailed me saying their Asst accidentally made the amount for too much and could I be trusted to return the overpayment amount back to them I agreed to do so until I got the(not 1 but 2) money orders for almost $1,000ea when I was only asking $125. They were for $987ea & so new they were stuck together. I still can't believe they actually thought I'd even have the $8oo+ to return but notified my local police department and even they said it was most definitely a scam and I reported it on the FBI's cyber crime website because it's a felony to say the least. I'd recommend checking out the website "RipoffReport.com" and seeing if they've gotten any reports about the company or if there's a current scam like it going around (just type in key words to search the site) and just know that banks and credit unions do NOT cover fraudulent checks, money orders, & even cashier checks so you'd be stuck having to repay any money from a fraudulent payment in that form too. PayPal has a protection plan but I'd call and talk to a representative just to be sure. Good luck & hope all goes well with you. KPG
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