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They don't trust a smartphone app provided by their banking provider but they trust a random bloke they've never met with 10k in their back pocket. Right. Makes

• wbl 4y ago
  You don't need to trust the person when they have cash
  • tormeh 4y ago
    How do you know the cash isn't fake?
    • lmz 4y ago
      UV lights and checking the safety features?
• deleted 4y ago
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• Zircom 4y ago
  Scenario one - Person A bank transfers Person B $10,000 for their classic car at the car show. Person A leaves, and then several days later the money is clawed back from Person B's account as it turns out it was sent from a stolen/compromised account. They now have no money and no car. Scenario two - Person A gives Person B $10,000 in cash for their classic car at the car show. Person A leaves, and Person B could give a shit about anything to do with Person A as soon as they are out of sight.
  • martin8412 4y ago
    In scenario two, person B goes tries to use the cash, turns out it's counterfeit. They now have no money and no car.