Sold car on ebay - buyer wants money back

markfj

Thanks for that

I will have a look about, not much of a car person myself (can you tell )

It was a Daihatsu Hijet Jiffy Van

But I will take the advice onboard, Ive been reading around and alot of people suggest that C.O.D Payments are covered by eBay anyway

OlliesDad

spacey2012 wrote: »

thanks for the laugh tho..

I'm glad it made you laugh.. but I am very confused by your comment. You told the seller to enjoy the van or to pay £200. I don't get how that makes sense.

markfj

OlliesDad wrote: »

I'm glad it made you laugh.. but I am very confused by your comment. You told the seller to enjoy the van or to pay £200. I don't get how that makes sense.

He was speaking as if I was saying this to the buyer :beer:

System

OlliesDad wrote: »

I'm glad it made you laugh.. but I am very confused by your comment. You told the seller to enjoy the van or to pay £200. I don't get how that makes sense.

I think that was what he was suggesting the OP should say to the buyer.

Thats how I read it anyway.

OlliesDad

markfj wrote: »

He was speaking as if I was saying this to the buyer :beer:

Ahhh.. makes a bit more sense then.

spacey2012

have you marked the transaction as paid ? and left feedback ?
Please say no.

markfj

spacey2012 wrote: »

have you marked the transaction as paid ? and left feedback ?
Please say no.

Hi, no... after his first email, though kindly worded I expected a follow up like this unfortunately, so as it stands no feedback has been left and its not marked as paid

shaun_from_Africa

spacey2012 wrote: »

and as it was a private sale :
Caveat Emptor

This is true providing that the van that was sold wasn't a business asset or had been used in the course of a business.
If this is the case then irrespective of the sellers ebay registration, it won't be a private sale but a business one.

agrinnall

I was going to say exactly what Shaun has, but he beat me to it. A catering van sounds very much like a business asset to me.

spacey2012

shaun_from_Africa wrote: »

This is true providing that the van that was sold wasn't a business asset or had been used in the course of a business.
If this is the case then irrespective of the sellers ebay registration, it won't be a private sale but a business one.

VAT would have been payable if this was the case.