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09-21-2020, 01:07 PM
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While the logistics may not work within this hobby, as most transactions don’t require this level of protection, the OP’s thread made me think of the ‘sports betting’ or ‘escrow’ company that held the $$$ when Warren Buffett made that $1 million bet with the high expense Hedge Fund managers. Because the two parties were extremely educated, the company actually held bonds with a maturity value of $1 million, and I could further go on as to the outcome...... but that’s probably not meant for this thread, haha
Anyhow, the ‘middle man’ idea is very interesting, if nothing else, worth a thought. Thanks for posting! However, currently in transactions (Trades) that large (T206 Cobb), best advise is to only deal with those you trust. Colton 
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