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Both parties should count the money. Period.
Just recently, a friend of mine sold a game to another Pinsider. The seller counted the cash in front of the buyer. Told the buyer to count and check. Buyer chose not to.
Two days later the buyer calls and tells my friend that it is short several hundred dollars.
Quoted from jandrea95:Glad it worked out for you. Curious what the play would have been had you not counted it.
"Hey man you were way short on money. "
"Well it was all there when I gave you the envelope, not sure what to tell you. "
Exactly.
Quoted from aaron6920:How did they resolve that?
I know both people and the buyer called me and was telling me the story. I told him it was his fault for not counting over $10,000. I also don’t believe my other friend shorted the money either. He counted it in front of the guy and then told the buyer to also count it and the buyer refused.
Quoted from play_pinball:I’m so confused. It’s early. Do you have the buyer and seller mixed up in your story? The buyer received money?
maybe...I don't know...it's early for me too.
Everyone should count the money, especially when over $10k is involved.
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