buying a car (old link)

Gary S wrote: Donald80SN wrote: I am glad I have rich friends in case I need a loan, or a grant. Donald I'm not liking the sound of this. The Mustang in it's pampered life is used to the best,asking for handouts in the form of loans and grants moves you down the list. An audit will be required Before even entering negotiations Maybe now even a background check will be warranted ....

Gary,

I need you to hold on to the stang for 8 more years.

My two daughters have at least 8 more years of expensive college ahead that I am trying to help pay for. I have at least 8 more years of asking for handouts, grants and over extended credit limits ahead of me. . .

Please hold off on that audit for nine more years (20260). In the mean-time, I am still working the Chippendale and Buns of Steel circuit for the ladies. Those non taxable cash dollars pulls in a large stream of cash that I do not claim as income, I consider sharing my beautiful body as charity for the chubby chasers. I write off all of my G-Strings and other costumes to show a tax credit loss each year. An audit of my net worth will not show that CASH income stream, but will show a loss .

I am blessed but forced to be a beggar.   The Starr Grant would be nice for the fall semester.

Donald
Chippendale #69

To me, TrueCar is not an incredible service anymore. It provides invoice price only.

Steve,

My father-in Law used an APP I believe is called True Car. You see it advertised on TV. It tells you what others in your area paid for their car.

New Sport Nautique and a New truck? I am glad I have rich friends in case I need a loan, or a grant.

Donald

Swatkinz wrote: There was a discussion on here a few years back about buying a car. Some sort of online no haggle best pricing type of service. It was a several reply thread.   I believe Bhectus and TRBENJ were regular commenters in the thread.   Cannot find the link. Anyone recall?

Might this be it
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