Help with person I brought my scooby off!!!!!!
tell him to do one
02 January 2011, 08:20 PM
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Sold as seen, no comeback as far as I can see. Just tell him that he should have HPI'd it himself, it was his responsibility.
Use Paragraphs fella, it makes reading long posts like yours a bit easier.
Oh, Brought & Bought are two different words with two different meanings.
Use Paragraphs fella, it makes reading long posts like yours a bit easier.
Oh, Brought & Bought are two different words with two different meanings.
but i think you all knew what i meant lol
02 January 2011, 09:56 PM
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he is prob talking **** to try and get more money out of you come across ***** like this before make sure he sends you your log book if not apply for it he sounds dodgy as **** to me hpi your old car your self bet its not a cat c
03 January 2011, 09:09 AM
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I would apologise and move on, you're obviously not out to rip people off and at the end of the day the car is sold as seen ...
The only issue you may have is the car is not declared on the V5 as Cat C, I dont know if this makes it a bit iffy ?
he might have enjoyed that ..
two not too
The only issue you may have is the car is not declared on the V5 as Cat C, I dont know if this makes it a bit iffy ?
he might have enjoyed that ..two not too
03 January 2011, 09:23 AM
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OP if you knew about the car being a cat c then you are liable to pay the extra cash as you have to disclose if the car is a cat d/c/b/a, if you didnt know then your a little silly not HPi'ing it and so is the new owner, but he should have done a hpi check end of.
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