<prompt> Human: So my husband is selling his Harley so that we can build our savings cushion and save on monthly motorcycle insurance payments. We received an offer from someone who is willing to pay our full asking price 5,200 without even looking at the bike in person. They said that they would send us a cashiers check and once it clears, they would arrange to pick up the bike. For some reason, this feels fishy to us. Isnt it true that people can acquire fake cashier checks and then leave us liable for paying the amount within the check?EDIT: Thank you all for your responses! We told the guy cash or no deal, and he stopped texting us. We both thought it was a scam at first, but wanted to double check. Thank you all for the help!  <response>: Scam.The cashiers check will seem to clear at first. It wont be discovered until later that it was a fake check and the bank will claw back their money from you.This scam relies on the misunderstanding that just because the money from a check shows up in your bank account doesnt mean that the check cannot still turn out to be a fake. Federal regulations require banks to make check funds available to you within 3 days, barring exceptional circumstances. It may take much longer for the bank to figure out it is a fake check. 