receipt for used car

Gordon_Hose

timetosave22 wrote: »

Read the earlier post

I did. My point still stands.

What's your address, I'll send you a hand written receipt for your car...

timetosave22

LandyAndy wrote: »

I think you mean 'I disagree' as the rest of your post is anything but a digression.:cool:

Forgive me, I digress.:)

Its a digression of detail

"Perhaps in and by itself you could be right" is not disagreement

timetosave22

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

I did.
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Then inadequately and without understanding it would seem.

Gordon_Hose

lol, not at all. I could write a receipt myself and "invent" some witnesses to the signature. Again, it carries no weight whatsoever.

Either way, you can't MAKE the guy give you a receipt. It's your fault for leaving without one.

Maybe you could bore him into giving you one.

hartcjhart

why do you want a receipt

Gordon_Hose

hartcjhart wrote: »

why do you want a receipt

Post #5

timetosave22

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

lol, not at all. I could write a receipt myself and "invent" some witnesses to the signature. Again, it carries no weight whatsoever.

Either way, you can't MAKE the guy give you a receipt. It's your fault for leaving without one.

Maybe you could bore him into giving you one.

1) Yes of course but your receipt would be "invented", mine would be genuine.

2)I understand there may not be legal redress for my situation, that's been accepted

3)"Bore him..." Maybe, but with you by my side the guy would fall in to a coma"

Gordon_Hose

And a hand written receipt is still worthless.

timetosave22

Gordon_Hose wrote: »

And a hand written receipt is still worthless.

In your opinion!

Gordon_Hose

lol, ok then...