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29 June 2008, 10:22 PM
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You signed the receipt which stated the obligation of both parties. I emailed you several times and you ignored them all.
You said you could not even afford to tax the car when I asked you about the plate. I even offered to buy the car back from you - it didn't deserve to go to someone who could not even afford tax! I sent email after email to get my plate and you went quiet.
You bought my car 12 months ago and your selling a completely different Impreza now - Yet again, eyes bigger than your wallet?
If it was just as easy as supplying you a cheque to DVLA why not reply to one of my emails?
You were not honest in our transaction so I hope this is a warning to anyone who reads this.
You said you could not even afford to tax the car when I asked you about the plate. I even offered to buy the car back from you - it didn't deserve to go to someone who could not even afford tax! I sent email after email to get my plate and you went quiet.
You bought my car 12 months ago and your selling a completely different Impreza now - Yet again, eyes bigger than your wallet?
If it was just as easy as supplying you a cheque to DVLA why not reply to one of my emails?
You were not honest in our transaction so I hope this is a warning to anyone who reads this.
29 June 2008, 11:14 PM
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I was under the understanding that once I received the cheque from you to pay for the transfer the plate would be returned to you and I would get my £100 deposit back. On a couple of occasions you mentioned sending a cheque and also mentioned a friend could drop it round but this never happened.
I then later sold the car on and the plate went with it as I had still not received your cheque, I'd be stupid to also pay for your transfer myself after also leaving a deposit. I don't have that money to lose! So no, my eyes are not bigger than my wallet and I'm laughing at the fact you attempt to deminish my reputation. The reason I am selling another Subaru is because I trade them!
Many thanks for the 2k profit on your car.
I then later sold the car on and the plate went with it as I had still not received your cheque, I'd be stupid to also pay for your transfer myself after also leaving a deposit. I don't have that money to lose! So no, my eyes are not bigger than my wallet and I'm laughing at the fact you attempt to deminish my reputation. The reason I am selling another Subaru is because I trade them!
Many thanks for the 2k profit on your car.
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30 June 2008, 10:06 AM
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Final word as I have no wish to waste my time with untrustworthy individuals such as yourself.
I said I would try to help you out as you were skint but you went quiet. I did not offer to give you more money to have the plate changed. I said that to speed things up I could ask someone who lives near you to pick up paperwork - not more cash to someone who clearly could not afford the car they had purchased.
You have no reputation to have diminished. Your a trader (and therefore I suspect you've broken SN rules by not posting as such) and hopefully my words of warning will put off any potential buyers.
I said I would try to help you out as you were skint but you went quiet. I did not offer to give you more money to have the plate changed. I said that to speed things up I could ask someone who lives near you to pick up paperwork - not more cash to someone who clearly could not afford the car they had purchased.
You have no reputation to have diminished. Your a trader (and therefore I suspect you've broken SN rules by not posting as such) and hopefully my words of warning will put off any potential buyers.
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Toooooo Late
If you are prepared to lie like that then you wouldn't be someone I would buy a car from
Toooooo Late
If you are prepared to lie like that then you wouldn't be someone I would buy a car from
30 June 2008, 12:27 PM
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If he has agreed that you retain your registered number, then sue him for your loss in the small claims court. All youll need is the agreement note and a believable arguement; the judge will disregard any excuses and nonsense often proposed as justification for defrauding.
Good luck.
Good luck.
30 June 2008, 12:45 PM
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Like I said in here, I didn't go too far into small claims because I thought it would probably cost more than the plate. The online number plate checks still show the plate is on the car. If I knew where it was I'd speak to the new owner myself.
Like I said in here, I didn't go too far into small claims because I thought it would probably cost more than the plate. The online number plate checks still show the plate is on the car. If I knew where it was I'd speak to the new owner myself.
30 June 2008, 02:31 PM
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Has to be declared on your P60.
And if your employed then you get to pay 25% tax as it's classed as a second job.
I'm just wondering where he got the engine gold plated coz for £7k it's gonna need something like that to even get a sniff!!
And if your employed then you get to pay 25% tax as it's classed as a second job.
I'm just wondering where he got the engine gold plated coz for £7k it's gonna need something like that to even get a sniff!!
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