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Hi, i gave them a mechanic report at the time.born_again said:
In which case of bank error you would be entitled to a refund of the money.[Deleted User] said:
Just the deposit. The bank forgot to run the chargeback!! Just my luckGDB2222 said:Forget about suing the limited company. Did you pay for the car with a loan/by credit card? Even just a small percentage?
Or is it a case that there was no actual chargeback reason they could use, in which case no refund due.
When I phoned up the warranty provided during time of sale, they didn't have a clue about this sham garage, so it was missold in the advert which was infuriating also.In addition, there was an oil leak not disclosed during the sale too. Live and learn I guess!0
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