Ringers.

[daytona365]

Would anyone knowingly buy a ringer even if A, It was ringed to perfection. B, It was a really desirable collectible car. And C, It was fully a quarter of the price it should have been ?

[Driver101]

If you know it's a ringer, it won't be long until someone else works that out.

Buying a ringer, when you know it is, makes you as bad as the criminals.

[Mr Classic]

Its just like buying stolen goods from your local chav, they provide the service, you're the customer. I suspect everyone here has, whether they know it or not. How am I supposed to know if a set of alloys are stolen or just cheap as they want rid?

[daytona365]

Mr Classic said:

Its just like buying stolen goods from your local chav, they provide the service, you're the customer. I suspect everyone here has, whether they know it or not. How am I supposed to know if a set of alloys are stolen or just cheap as they want rid?

.....Good response. This is partly my point.

[Pints]

daytona365 said:

Mr Classic said:

Its just like buying stolen goods from your local chav, they provide the service, you're the customer. I suspect everyone here has, whether they know it or not. How am I supposed to know if a set of alloys are stolen or just cheap as they want rid?

.....Good response. This is partly my point.

Anyone buying goods from your local chav needs their head looked at. No, I would (and do) avoid anything which has questionable origins. Having been the victim of many instances of theft over the years (living in SA raises that risk considerably), I know how it feels to have your possessions taken by life's undesirables.