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Dodgy car dealer
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BeenThroughItAll wrote: »What on earth do you expect Auto Trader to do about it?
Nothing but they could, if they wanted, put a block on this person from advertising any further with them by either or both of rejecting any ads with the same telephone number or payment card. Of course he could get around it but at least it would be something on Autotrader's part but we know they won't do it.0 -
Ellie271989 wrote: »We met him at a service station
Did this not set off alarm bells!!??
I am actually astounded people look to buy/swap a car under such circumstances.0 -
Buying privately should make you more cautious and thorough with your checks, but buying either privately or from a motor trader, the car should be as described and you’re entitled to expect the car to at least be roadworthy when you buy it.
Was on auto trader described , no mention of faults, car was taken to expert and many issues have arised??
Proof yes?0
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