GnauzBookOfRhymes
Superstar
That's not necessarily true. Many times they take it bc they know the process to get it back is so long many people don't even bother trying. Free money.
Arizona cops are sued for REFUSING to return $40,000 in cash seized from black trucking boss who was traveling to buy a new Rig, UPDATE: GOT HIS MONEY
I can tell these 6fig 6cert guys only finance cars...even used ones. Not illegal to pay for cars in cash....then you ask them the cash price and it lowers from the local guy to the official BMW dealer. All car dealers prefer cash...they got counterfeit pens ready and hold a few up to the light....they got no problem taking time to count through the Benjamin's and got money counter machines on deck.
Legal tender/legal currency.....and you got people saying you can't use it
Legal tender/legal currency.....and you got people saying you can't use it
Should’ve Western Unioned that shyt to himself at the destination and picked up on the other end.
NotAnFBIagent
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Yeah I'd be way too paranoid to travel with that much money. Any number of things could go wrong.
Son Goku
Great Sage Equalling Heaven
Maybe for used cars you're buying off some dude.
Used to sell whips at dealership and only ever saw anybody bring in a grip of cash money bills once.
Fat Fred Jones
Reticent
This is a very common misconception. Many dealers prefer you finance, preferably through their finance department. That is because dealers make additional money from the financing. Most dealers simply aren't in need of immediate cash and can wait a few days for the bank to fund the purchase. Large sums of cash could actually create more of a burden for some establishments.
With that said, for the life of me, I can't comprehend how civil asset forfeiture has been allowed to persist. It seems to go against everything that constitutionalists claim to support. Unfortunately I feel like because it doesn't happen "enough" to the right people, it doesn't move the needle enough to get it explicitly prohibited. Even one case is too many though.
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Trucker gets back $39,500 police took from him at airport....plus interest:
I can tell these 6fig 6cert guys only finance cars...even used ones. Not illegal to pay for cars in cash....then you ask them the cash price and it lowers from the local guy to the official BMW dealer. All car dealers prefer cash...they got counterfeit pens ready and hold a few up to the light....they got no problem taking time to count through the Benjamin's and got money counter machines on deck.
Legal tender/legal currency.....and you got people saying you can't use it
Don’t listen to this.
NEVER let the dealership know you plan to pay cash until you have the final price negotiated. The dealership makes money on the finance end, if they find out you are paying cash it’s in their best interest to keep the price high since they won’t make any money off a loan.
You make them think you are open to financing the car for a good deal, once the price is negotiated, then you tell them you have cash.
It depends on the dealership. CarMax ain't no haggling new or used. Used car dealerships I'm pointing out the flaws to see what they will let it go for then say I have cash....and ask to wave processing fees too.
Official dealership with something new....it's a little out of my range can you help me out? Then negotiate my trade in etc.
I didn't give any order of operations instructions. But I did say "and then ask the cash price"
Unless the dealership does financing themselves, it’s out of their hands once the sell goes through. Payments go the financing company not dealership. They get theirs on top.