Sold a car, air con stopped working, buyer complaints

HoagieKat

Sgt_Pepper wrote: »

Why do you want it in statement form?

After all you're paying, its not as he your fighting this one.

Partially paying. I'm trying to get a statement in case it goes to court.

Sgt_Pepper_2

HoagieKat wrote: »

I have no idea, I don't regularly look at the back of my car with the lights on.

You should do especially if you're selling it. I wonder what else the buyer is going to come back with after the long weekend.

Sgt_Pepper_2

HoagieKat wrote: »

Partially paying. I'm trying to get a statement in case it goes to court.

You won't go that far. You'll roll over and pay the full amount to make it in away.

mikey72

Like I said, too much testosterone in this thread. Why not lay off the op, they have proper legal advice, not like all the keyboard warriors on here. No court case is 100% despite you all appearing to know the outcome already.

HoagieKat

They accepted my offer today via email, and I'm arranging payment via special delivery so I get a signature.

malkyh

HoagieKat wrote: »

They accepted my offer today via email, and I'm arranging payment via special delivery so I get a signature.

Let's hope you are now at peace of mind.

However if it was me I'd only send them the money upon proof that the repair had been carried out.

taker920

The OP can expect an invoice next week for another random fault, i'm going with CD player next.

The buyer's just had £200 off his purchase by sending a few e-mails :rotfl:

Sgt_Pepper_2

HoagieKat wrote: »

They accepted my offer today via email, and I'm arranging payment via special delivery so I get a signature.

And costs you another £5. Make them come and collect it after the repair has been done.

HoagieKat

taker920 wrote: »

The OP can expect an invoice next week for another random fault, i'm going with CD player next.

The buyer's just had £200 off his purchase by sending a few e-mails :rotfl:

I've been told that accepting a without prejudice offer is legally binding and I am not accepting any liability for the car at all, so if something did happen, they would now no longer have any legal route.

fivetide

HoagieKat wrote: »

I've been told that accepting a without prejudice offer is legally binding and I am not accepting any liability for the car at all, so if something did happen, they would now no longer have any legal route.

Should be. As long as it is a "full and final" settlement and they cash it then they shouldn't be able to come back at all.

5t.