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Originally Posted by hsfrank
The term is “buyer beware” not seller beware. If the seller gets scammed or loses money it is a cost of doing business. He can then pass that on to other buyers as higher prices if he chooses to do so. The buyer has no similar remedy. Thus it behooves a buyer to do more due diligence than a seller might.
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Not sure the term really matters. Also assumes the buyer is in a position to sell other pieces to recoup losses. Logics doesn't stand up to the test in afraid. As a seller I would expect due diligence.
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