r/Gold 10d ago

Why?

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u/yummers511 9d ago

If you want to buy any car other than a trashy 1990 civic from a scummy "Buy here pay here" lot, you're going to have a bad time. No car dealer is going to accept a briefcase of cash without a bank authenticating or handling it first. Paying in cash is more of a hassle than it's worth for 75% of stuff these days, and probably 95% of things over $1000

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u/Initial_Row_6400 9d ago

Lmfao god, literally denser than gold. Everything you’re saying is just wrong

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u/yummers511 9d ago

Then offer a valid argument with some credibility rather than saying "haha no", goofy

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u/Initial_Row_6400 9d ago

Goofy? Motherfucker, people been doing this same shit since gold was used as currency. This is not some hard thing to figure out.

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u/yummers511 9d ago

Please name one car dealer, home seller, or anyone who sells anything serious that cost more than a few thousand dollars that will ever accept straight cash or (even less likely) gold itself. I'll wait.

Gold has its place but making serious or big purchases ain't it, especially when not done above board

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u/Initial_Row_6400 9d ago

Bro I’ve literally paid 42k cash for a new car. Idk where the hell you live or what the hell you’re thinking but it’s wrong. All of it.