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That's why your told to keep it all on a USB flash drive.  Treat it like cash you keep at home.
The whole point is so it can't be traced.  Your TOR bundle and everything should be on external device....

In my trade (electrician) I often have to deal with wires that might or might not be live. Therefore, I have a voltage tester to test the wires myself before my hands go on them. Now if I touched the wires without checking them myself because someone told me they were dead, when in fact they weren't and I in turn got burnt, who's fault would it be?

Apples & Oranges.

If Travis bid on unit because picture showed a mattress HE *thought* was a king but really a twin....his bad.   But if your *told* its a king, facilities bad.  They should pay up.

If someone asks you to put in an outlet in kitchen, tells you wires have been run and up to code so you quote them $150 but you get there and wires are bad you don't run new wires for free, right?  You don't say: hey, you told me the wires were new but I should have known you'd lie to me so Ill wire it for free.

Ran into this all the time at the dealership.  You never say the brakes or tire are good, you say they still have X millimeters still on them.....you always give answers to make person make the assumption so your in the clear.

In Travis's case it would be something like:  large dinning table that can accommodate 6 people, dining chairs......

Never said six chairs were in there.  YOU assumed it.

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I've done it a few times on items that were gotten free.  But if its a picked item i mostly I start at my break even point.  Tho, gotta admit, I start some high if I kinda don't want to sell it.   Like, if someone is willing to pay over $150 for my 100+ yr old copper sauté pan, cool.   If not, I'd rather use it.....even tho I totally don't need it, have others that are better....I just like the history of it.

You sell, you collect money.  You send him money minus $100 and fees.  He never sends item.  Your on the hook.

You could be several items deep before you start to get complaints.

Yeah, $570.   I can just see it.  Get home, tired, throw it on chair....BAM!.....F*CK!   lol

The holidays are always good for those seldom used kitchen items.
Fish poachers and roasting pans.  Fancy platters and carving sets. Cheese trays/cutters.

Not that they bring big bucks but at least they sell.   I can't give away those inexpensive steel fish poachers except right at beginning of salmon season and the holidays......