Selling my car to a nun

I posted yesterday about selling my 1998 Taurus and getting something else for it. Well a nun came by today to look at it and wants to buy it. I told her I'd give it to her for $3700 which is the asking price and she asked me to hold the car for her till tomorrow or Saturday when she could come by with a check for it.

She offered to give me a cashier's check for $1000 in the meantime as deposit money but I told her that she was a nun so her word was good enough for me.

Here are the questions.

Was I smart for doing this? I figured that if you can't trus a nun, who can you trust?

Should I accept a personal check from her for the car when she comes by? Again, I figure that she is a nun from the area, so she is probably the person least likely to give me a bad check.

[DcifrThs]

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I figure that she is a nun from the area, so she is probably the person least likely to screw me

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in this regard you are correct.

-Barron

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I figure that she is a nun from the area, so she is probably the person least likely to screw me

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in this regard you are correct.

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Thanks. Edited.

[arod4276]

lmao

[TheIrishThug]

but if it were a priest, well then, they r def trying to screw u.

[JoshuaD]

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Should I accept a personal check from her for the car when she comes buy? Again, I figure that she is a nun from the area, so she is probably the person least likely to screw me by giving me a bad check.

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Find out what parish she's working for and get documentation of the sale. As long as you've got that, I'd be comfortable taking the personal check.

[Shajen]

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Was I smart for doing this? I figured that if you can't trus a nun, who can you trust?

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I agree with this.

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Should I accept a personal check from her for the car when she comes buy?

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I would say yes. Obviously, her check should have all the pertinent info, just find out what church/convent/whatever she belongs to and make sure you know where it is in case something comes up.

[touchfaith]

Is the asking price lower then the blue-book value?

If so, you may be able to claim the difference as a charitable donation.

I just realised I've never seen a nun in real life. Am i the only one? [img]/images/graemlins/frown.gif[/img] I wanna meet a nun......

[oneeye13]

rip her off. those [censored] people need to learn about the real [censored] world.