Safer. How about risk free to both parties?
The seller places the RV in a bonded warehouse.
Banks know how to clear funds. The seller's bank holds the title and the warehouse release documents. When the distant buyer's agent comes for the RV, they inspect the RV and then present payment at the bank. The bank clears the payment, pays the seller, and then the buyer gets the release documents.
Whoever shows up at the warehouse with the release gets the RV.
Buyer and seller cannot lose. Everyone is given all the trust they deserve. A scammer cannot agree to this method.
HTH;
John
