Buyer is alleging that a sold vehicle had an accident.

john_white

bod1467 wrote: »

I don't think you read my post #125 else your follow-up post would have been redundant.

I did, but it was an important fact so to make sure, I repeated it.

bod1467

Erm ... it wasn't your post I quoted? So it wasn't you I was replying to?

gravemind

Erm Buyer thinks I m a dealer cause I met him in my office and told him that I had few more cars to sell (read my other thread).

john_white

bod1467 wrote: »

Erm ... it wasn't your post I quoted? So it wasn't you I was replying to?

Public forum. I can quote your post if I like. It served a useful purpose.

john_white

gravemind wrote: »

Erm Buyer thinks I m a dealer cause I met him in my office and told him that I had few more cars to sell (read my other thread).

What sort of business is it?

motorguy

gravemind wrote: »

Erm Buyer thinks I m a dealer cause I met him in my office and told him that I had few more cars to sell (read my other thread).

Whatever you have said to the buyer or what his perception has been, he is of the impression you are selling cars.

That is something you will have to dig your way out of if it goes to court.

DaveTheMus

OP, you are making a mistake by asking for advice on this board.


Not long ago a woman was frightened into settling out of court by the trolls on here when she would have won her case hands down....

If this is a private sale then stop all communications with the buyer as they have NO comeback

motorguy

DaveTheMus wrote: »

OP, you are making a mistake by asking for advice on this board.


Not long ago a woman was frightened into settling out of court by the trolls on here when she would have won her case hands down....

If this is a private sale then stop all communications with the buyer as they have NO comeback

Thats the advice the O/P has been given already?

Noone is saying refund?