subaru baby seat
05 August 2005, 07:49 PM
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subaru baby seat 9m-3years
subaru 2004 car seat in cream and grey cheque pattern.this item is in the subaru dealers accesories cataloge i bought it from beechdale subaru in derby the price was £180.00 +vat and has been used very little i am looking around £99.00 ovno
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05 August 2005, 11:18 PM
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Do not buy this seat. Secondhand baby seats have an unknown history if this seat had been involved in a crash then you could be risking the life of your child.
Will professional baby seat fitter Britax and Graco certificated
Will professional baby seat fitter Britax and Graco certificated
06 August 2005, 07:28 AM
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do you think i am some type of idiot to sell a baby seat to anybody if it was in a crash who the hell do you think you are putting that on the net i have two 
children myself so you best edit your text ok
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children myself so you best edit your text ok brother
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06 August 2005, 08:32 AM
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brother will, over the top reaction there mate
most likley nothing wrong with this seat and somebody would be very thankful of it
not cool to spoil someones sale in this way
most likley nothing wrong with this seat and somebody would be very thankful of it
not cool to spoil someones sale in this way
06 August 2005, 08:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Brother_Will
Do not buy this seat. Secondhand baby seats have an unknown history if this seat had been involved in a crash then you could be risking the life of your child.
Will professional baby seat fitter Britax and Graco certificated
Will professional baby seat fitter Britax and Graco certificated
06 August 2005, 09:31 AM
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I don't think he was being funny, it is recommended that you don't buy second hand baby seats thats all he is saying.
The thing is most people will know that anyways so I don't think it will of affected the sale.
If I were to buy a second hand baby seat I would rather get it off scoobynet than anywhere else, trustworthy lot on here
The thing is most people will know that anyways so I don't think it will of affected the sale.
If I were to buy a second hand baby seat I would rather get it off scoobynet than anywhere else, trustworthy lot on here
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I stand by my professional opinion, I do not know pinkybluesti or the history of this Baby seat and neither would the possible buyer of this seat. Even if the seat had been in an accident the damage and stresses might not be visible to the naked eye. That is why it is strongly recommended that you do not buy a secondhand baby seat, im sorry i do not care about the possible loss of sale for this seat my only concern is the possible safety of another child.
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08 August 2005, 10:27 PM
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Quote from forum guidelines
"All posts and threads within the "FOR SALE" forum must only contain information pertaining to the advertising of goods, or the request for information about such goods. Replies to adverts complaining / questioning the price or quality of the goods are harmful and often misleading and are therefore not allowed. For this reason, "buyer beware" is also an important consideration"
I'd ask for your post to be edited by the mods id I were you.
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"All posts and threads within the "FOR SALE" forum must only contain information pertaining to the advertising of goods, or the request for information about such goods. Replies to adverts complaining / questioning the price or quality of the goods are harmful and often misleading and are therefore not allowed. For this reason, "buyer beware" is also an important consideration"
I'd ask for your post to be edited by the mods id I were you.
TONY
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