Used Car purchase

foxy-stoat

Must be a wind up.

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DoaM wrote: »

Whilst I agree that the OP is not worded perfectly, and the error you've made is possible, it is the car the OP bought that was advertised with X miles but actually had X + 1500 miles on it.

I realise that now, I couldn't see what the fuss was about

angrycrow

I regularly consider buying older cars, doing them up and selling on for profit. All legit, declared as a trader. Every time the madness grips me I come on here to see the latest crazy attempt to extract extra cash from a trader because the buyer failed to take any responsibility for checking out the car before handing over the cash.

Will stick to the day job thanks

motorguy

angrycrow wrote: »

I regularly consider buying older cars, doing them up and selling on for profit. All legit, declared as a trader. Every time the madness grips me I come on here to see the latest crazy attempt to extract extra cash from a trader because the buyer failed to take any responsibility for checking out the car before handing over the cash.

Will stick to the day job thanks

As someone who used to do it and threw the towel in - a wise move.

I could write a book on the antics of buyers. :eek:

angrycrow

I will stick to fixing mates cars for beer tokens and cat sitting duties.

oddjobbpb

@ motorguy

Me too!

motorguy

angrycrow wrote: »

I will stick to fixing mates cars for beer tokens and cat sitting duties.

I would rather !!!! on my hands and clap than sell cars.

Exemplar

motorguy wrote: »

I would rather !!!! on my hands and clap than sell cars.

Firm or loose? (Thinking of the spread)