<prompt> Human: I have a guy who wants to buy my car. He was going to call Chase, the company that has the lien, and pay it off through them but Chase cant take such a large payment over the phone. He wont meet me to go to the bank to do it but is willing to give me his account and routing number so I can do it online. Ive never met him and he doesnt want to see the car says hes already test driven it, so that seems like an obvious red flag. But I cant see how I am getting scammed here? Ive made it clear his information is not secure being given to a complete stranger but he has persisted. The only thing that comes to mind would be he is using someone elses account information. Am I about to get scammed?EDIT: Thanks for the advice. Since not one single person said well, maybe... Im definitely passing. Not going to waste anymore time with this scumbag. But while Im here, anyone interested in buying my carEDIT 2: When I finally told him I would only accept a money order that was deposited with him in person at the bank he wrote back Thanks but i pass i work everday 7am to 11pm or 7am to 12am daily so thats why wanted to do payment online but thanks anyway. Yeah, right.  <response>: sounds very scammy.A reasonable person would meet you, check out the car and give you cash cashiers check. You can pay off the lein in the lobby of the bank together and away you go.pass. 