Anyone sold a car on eBay recently?
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I listed my high milage (300,000 miles) A4 Tdi at 12.00.
At 12.02 I had already recieved an offer to 'end it now' for a reasonable cash amount, and since then I've recieved maybe 7 or 8 calls asking 'end it now for cash'.
Anyone else get this kind of response? It doesn't make much sense to me. My only thought is that its 'ebay motor traders' who want a high milage but good condition car so that they can make 200,000 miles 'dissapear' on it.....
At 12.02 I had already recieved an offer to 'end it now' for a reasonable cash amount, and since then I've recieved maybe 7 or 8 calls asking 'end it now for cash'.
Anyone else get this kind of response? It doesn't make much sense to me. My only thought is that its 'ebay motor traders' who want a high milage but good condition car so that they can make 200,000 miles 'dissapear' on it.....
I sold a car on ebay recently and not an hour after it went live i was getting craploads of texts from people saying "give you £1500 cash today" the car was worth £3.5k theres loads of timewasters out there but a few genuine ones aswell
Best was a few texts saying how much to end the auction and i would reply £3.5k and they would say something like "i only got a grand" lol
Best was a few texts saying how much to end the auction and i would reply £3.5k and they would say something like "i only got a grand" lol
TTmonkey said:
I listed my high milage (300,000 miles) A4 Tdi at 12.00.
At 12.02 I had already recieved an offer to 'end it now' for a reasonable cash amount, and since then I've recieved maybe 7 or 8 calls asking 'end it now for cash'.
Anyone else get this kind of response? It doesn't make much sense to me. My only thought is that its 'ebay motor traders' who want a high milage but good condition car so that they can make 200,000 miles 'dissapear' on it.....
Sold an A4 diesel end of August, experienced the same noise, I just let the auction run.At 12.02 I had already recieved an offer to 'end it now' for a reasonable cash amount, and since then I've recieved maybe 7 or 8 calls asking 'end it now for cash'.
Anyone else get this kind of response? It doesn't make much sense to me. My only thought is that its 'ebay motor traders' who want a high milage but good condition car so that they can make 200,000 miles 'dissapear' on it.....
TTmonkey said:
I listed my high milage (300,000 miles) A4 Tdi at 12.00.
Anyone else get this kind of response? It doesn't make much sense to me.
its 'ebay motor traders' who want a high milage car so that they can make 200,000 miles 'dissapear' on it.....
^^^This it's a very easy way to make money as so few buyers are diligent.Anyone else get this kind of response? It doesn't make much sense to me.
its 'ebay motor traders' who want a high milage car so that they can make 200,000 miles 'dissapear' on it.....
They'll clock it to 100k and make a quick £1,000
V8RX7 said:
^^^This it's a very easy way to make money as so few buyers are diligent.
They'll clock it to 100k and make a quick £1,000
Quite likely, although as posted elsewhere a lot of eastern Europeans are snapping up premium diesel cars irrespective of mileage as they are worth significantly more in their country (either as part donors or running).They'll clock it to 100k and make a quick £1,000
kpb said:
Quite likely, although as posted elsewhere a lot of eastern Europeans are snapping up premium diesel cars irrespective of mileage as they are worth significantly more in their country (either as part donors or running).
This, i sold my Passat Est TDI with 165k for the full price with an hour to a russian who was sending it back to Russia, he said it would be converted to left hand drive tooi sold a renault espace diesel, 140,000 miles no reserve, for £320 a years mot an in quite good condition wit a drop down dvd screen
they won without viewing, and turned up to collect, they came from Leicester to tottenham. it was a cold day and the husband stayed in the car, even though he was an mot tester!!! in the ad it stated that the clutch was a little stiff as i had just put a new cable on. he drove it home to leicester, and the next day she left me negative feedback saying it needed a new clutch
they won without viewing, and turned up to collect, they came from Leicester to tottenham. it was a cold day and the husband stayed in the car, even though he was an mot tester!!! in the ad it stated that the clutch was a little stiff as i had just put a new cable on. he drove it home to leicester, and the next day she left me negative feedback saying it needed a new clutch
jjr1 said:
Anyone sold a car worth say 20k on there?
I am tempted to list my car on Ebay if it is attracting the Eastern Europeans?
My dad sold a few classics on there to foreign buyers circa £12k - they never viewed just sent rather ropey trucks to collect them.I am tempted to list my car on Ebay if it is attracting the Eastern Europeans?
With high value stuff I personally think you are better with a classified ad (on Ebay)
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