astraboy

*skill snap*
Nice one paul
astraboy.

SamUK

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Don't we just love Happy Endings.....


Paul, i'l PM you those details shortly...been washing and polishing me Scoobs till it got dark... knowing my luck it will start raining in the morning


Anyway...glad its all sorted

fatherpierre

As I said in the PM Paul

99% and all that.............

The Chief

Glad you've got it sorted mate

and good on the scoobnetters who gave Paul there support

Top blokes

*Sonic*

Glad its come to a good conclusion Paul

Paulo P

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I'm home I decided not to stay at the hotel and to come home tonight. If anything does happen at least I'm here.

I'd like to thank everyone again for their help, until you are in a sad situation like I was you wouldn't realise how much help from guys on the internet can put you at ease. It helped me lots One being at my house tonight unknown to me was above and beyond

fatherpierre

v5 man

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Paulo P

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Can you believe after you saw me earlier that I'm home? I gave in and decided that I had to come home after the police spoke to him.

v5 man

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Top man After the last phone call from our nice policeman, I swear I actually saw you breath out for the first time that day

hectic

just read this.. glad you got it sorted fella.. not a nice thing feeling that you have a 'heavy' on your shoulder.. but its a nice feeling to find out you have people that will stand for you when things get rough ( or look like they might)

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

Today, I really learnt that I have more friends than I thought I did. I didn't bother anyone (even my family, friends,parents hence the post) but when it all came out all the stops were pulled.

Yes Cliff I did finally breathe then it took me 'til around 10pm tonight to stop shaking with anger/upset though

hectic

Paul, one of lifes little lessons, learned
next time you sell a motor, sell it to a little geeky fella or an old biddy

Paulo P

iTrader: (42)

Too true, I'll never sell a car to a guy I doubt. I can't believe that I doubted this guy and thought he'd give wrong details and let it go. He did give correct details but it felt dodgy.

hectic

Sometimes its wise to trust your 'gut' .

SJ_Skyline

Glad it all got sorted out Paul


Stick to selling stuff on eBay

StickyMicky

this bloke, if he is a bit of a bad lad, will now just be waiting his time, he is bound to tell the police he was sorry, thats how it works, i have seen it happen enough.

i would advise caution IMO

DCI Gene Hunt

Yep, agree with that.... he'll probably do a 'Cape Fear' job on you, so it may be worth making sure all your windows are locked a night and for at least the next 3 to 4 weeks!

These nutters just walk up and stab you nowadays, just like that stabbing video that was doing the rounds recently.... you're not even save shopping or walking the dog..............

*Sonic*

Are you here today Paul ????

James Neill

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He might not have slept much last night - may be he's catching up on the Zz's

danwrx1980

Sorry Paul only just checked in with SN, glad to hear you're ok and that the Snetters turned up when it was needed!! Would have been a fair drive for me to come down but I spose it could have been fun!

I had a problem a bit like this when I was 18, I skidded on some ice and hit some guys back bumper. Turned out he was only 2 years older than me and his brother knew my brother.
Anyway i let the insurance sort it and thought nothing more of it.

Turns out he was more pi$$ed off about the crappy bumper to his D reg Rover 216 (the old square shape peice of crap) than I thought, and he started phoning me telling me that if the insurance didn't pay out he'd be coming round to get his money off me personally.
I tried to explain the way insurance works and that he no longer deals with me and gave him my insurance company's phone number again, but he was having none of it.

Anyway about 6 weeks later after a few more phone calls I was in my garage and I heard a car pull up outside. 'Wonder who that is at this time of night' my dad said. I went to the door to see this lad and 3 mates getting out of his crappy rover.

Stood there at door and waited for him. He comes over with mates and says want the money NOW.

What he didn't realise is that the reason my father and I were in the garage is we were servicing our 3 chainsaws, he soon fcuked off with his tail between his legs when my dad came towards him with our Stihl 044 screaming!!!!!

Never thought a Rover 216 could go that quick!!!
Was funny as ****!!!!!!!!!!!!

Also I realise now a bit lucky, but there ya go!!!

Dan.

James Neill

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I never thought I even needed a chainsaw and you have 3. That's just greedy

DCI Gene Hunt

"What ******* tapping noise.."........

Paulo P

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I'm awake Just grabbing a coffee and catching up. I'm not sure if he will come back but we'll just watch this space.

The Chief

If he knows whats good for him he wont - if he's a bad 'un no doubt he'll have previous convictions - surely he's not that stupid to risk a spell inside for the sake of trying to get his money back (you never know though)

look mate - he turns up just ring police straight away!

The very least they can charge him with threatening behavior

danwrx1980

Worked part time in a garden machinery shop so used to get first pick of the old knackered chainsaws and stuff that came in as part ex, only got the good ones and parts were easy enough to source

Everyone should have a good chainsaw just for this sort of occasion...

Dan.

Paulo P

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He is only known to the police for possession of drugs (pulled by the police in car parks) and petty shoplifting when he was a kid. Hopefully that means he isn't into anything heavier but you never know.

Spoon

Nothing like a bit of SN melodrama.

If the useless bag of wind was going to turn up he'd have done so without letting you know on the phone several times.

Had he sensed he was bolder and more confident than you then he'd have rang you once and returned the car straight afterwards.

I suspect that action would have intimidated you enough to pay him back too.

Glad you are feeling a little better about it though Paul and I don't think you'll see him again.

mad_dr

Glad to hear it's on the way to being sorted mate. If it all kicks off again and he shows up on your doorstep, just clobber him with something solid. What could possibly go wrong?!

Ah... -ahem- oh... yeah...

http://bbs.scoobynet.co.uk/showthread.php?t=112345