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Has anyone ever used Gunbroker? If so how does the money side work? I bought a gun and used a credit card, now the seller wants payment. Does the initial "purchase" hold the gun until its paid for through the seller?
Like he said. Just made my second purchase on Gunbroker. First time the dealer was not accepting credit cards and I sent a money order. Second time I paid by cc to make the whole thing quicker but it was an extra 3%. It does help to have an ongoing relationship with a lgs to transfer. I've bought a few guns through mine so he's happy to help out. If it's a standard sort of purchase I'll go with him 'cause he gives me a decent price and even if I could save a couple of bucks on the purchase price I make way more back not paying a transfer fee and probably shipping too.Yea, when you first set up an account, Gunbroker asks you for a card to put on record incase you back out of an auction or for other penalty charges, but it has nothing to do with payment for winning auctions. Payment is determined between you and the seller at the the end of the auction via e-mail.