<prompt> Human: I dont know why but my last post got down-voted into oblivion, so Im trying this again.I found a car on Facebook Marketplace for 5k here in California and messaged the seller. Its a good deal not unbelievable, but just good and the seller seems legit, especially since I can see her profile on Facebook. Shes about an hour north of me and we talked about me coming to look at the car tomorrow. She asked how I plan on paying since it will be a Sunday and the banks will be close. I said I could bring cash. She then asked if I had PayPal which I do and said she prefers to use that.My question is how safe is BUYING not selling a car via PayPal? I dont know why she would want to use that, considering PP takes their cut. Should I run away?EDIT: Omg. The downvotes again. Is someone messing with me?  <response>: This seems like an odd way of doing it. Personally as a buyer or seller I wouldnt do it this way. Also, if she knows youre coming to buy the car, with the money, you cant negotiate. Personally, Id look at it tomorrow, and then say you want to think about it. Never just show up with5k in your pocket and tell the people that, there are a lot of shady things with online marketplaces and you could get robbed. You do know how easy it is to create fake online profiles, right?Let me guess, she is a little old lady who only drove the car to church and the grocery story on Sunday? 