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Old 12-03-2004, 06:49 AM  
Taboo
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Originally posted by Kristian
I Should have KNOWN it was too good to be true!

I emailed the buyer last night. Explained I thought they were worth a lot more than $2100. Explained I would need to secure a more reasonable price. You guys, including KRL, gave me some good advice and I knew I was being reasonable.

This morning I get his reply. He is happy to buy for $3000. GREAT, I think!

But first, he informs, he must find a buyer (so he can flip for a profit).

He had led me to believe all along he was going to buy them. I now find out he needs to find a buyer himself first!

Well, win some, lose some.
That doesn't mean it's too good to be true.

Contact US Tax companies re: LateTaxes.com and let them know you're looking for a partner/buyer.

JacksonHewitt
H&R
even tax software companies and online companies.

it's a rough road, but well worth the travel.

I'm currently shopping for deals for my domain TaxShelter.com and if I generate any leads for you, I'll let you know.

good luck either way and don't be depressed. the fact that a broker contacted you most likely means he has buyers in mind. find those buyers yourself if you have the time, willpower, persistence and did I mention TIME.
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