Do you pass on a good deal if it requires a Bill of Sale?

[woodstock]

I will and have instead bought new from a real dealer, won't give my info to some dealer wannabe.

 

[Constitution Hour]

I understand why some feel the need to CYA. I have nothing to hide and do not mind giving my name and ID to a fellow ODT'r. I know some do not see it that way and I am ok with that too, but I think we all have our information out there all over the place so one more place won't put us on the red lsit.

 

[spencer60]

I have no problem at all with showing ID & carry license, and would not sell to anyone who did. If you can't show at least you are a GA resident you got no business buying a firearm here.

I've also had a couple of surprise BOS requests. I was tempted to back out right there, just because I think that's rude, but in the end I did a name/sig BOS (no address).

That's one thing I like about the new format, that it has a field for this specifically so it's no longer a surprise.

 

[squirrelslaying101]

Do you pass on a good deal if it requires a Bill of Sale?


YUP!
You could offer me a M1A match grade for 10.00 with a BOS and I wouldnt bite. Dumb? Yes I know... but I will NOT sign a BOS!

 

[Alphacpa]

Nope. No issue with me.

 

[Clarke123]

I've bought with a BOS. Doesn't bother me. I don't like it but if that's what the seller wants. I will not if it requires my address but so far all anyone wanted was a description of the purchase and my signature, along with an ID like my carry permit.

I agree ... and have done so myself

 

[chevyman95]

I don't really care, I try to stay away but wouldn't let it be a deal breaker.

I used to require a bill of sale before I knew any better. Just thought it was something everyone did but got edumacated on it here.

 

[rlt3241963]

Depends on what it is I am purchasing. But, 9 times out of 10 I would pass.... Don't mind showing a DL or GFL but if you want to write down my information from my DL or GFL I will walk. I don't know who you are and unless you got one hell of a photographic memory you don't need my personal information written down on a piece of paper.

 

[hamburglar3]

Not a big fan of BOS, I just keep emails and texts from transaction. My only fear is that the item may have been stolen and I want to be able to divert the blame to the seller, if necessary.

 

[Khewitt]

I will NEVER do a BOS. i have let alot of deal get away because the seller wanted one. If you want to make up your own laws to satiate your paranoia go **** yourself.