Rejecting A Car Bought 1 Week Ago? Advice Needed

[ThatAlphaDude]

The initial message was deleted from this topic on 08 July 2018 at 19:57

[Rayy]

I'm gonna, for kindness sake, assume that this is a serious post and answer as if it were.

My view is that you have no chance of rejecting the car for such minor faults.

Go see the selling dealer and ask them to put things right.

[ThatAlphaDude]

Thanks for the response,

Yep that's fair enough, It was a genuine question as I am just concerned about the general quality at this point. I am sure I can go and see them and they will put it right, just worried about future possible issues if that makes sense?

[Evolved]

Absolutely no chance what so ever! Buyers remorse?

[Pericoloso]

ThatAlphaDude said:

I have deleted my initial message from this topic.

23 minutes,well done.
You have previous for this.

Edited by Pericoloso on Sunday 8th July 21:29

[AlexRS2782]

I wonder whether it was an Aston as per the OP's other thread (funnily enough he's deleted his posts on that thread too )

https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...

[Evolved]

Nissan. The seatbelts didn’t retract fully and the seat squeaked - very annoying.

All valid reasons to reject a car.

[Leonard Stanley]

Pericoloso said:

ThatAlphaDude said:

I have deleted my initial message from this topic.

23 minutes,well done.
You have previous for this.

Edited by Pericoloso on Sunday 8th July 21:29

Genuinely fascinated by this:

1) How do you know?
- Using any specific tools?
- Do you have your own database where you record transgressions such as deleted original posts or changed usernames (guilty of the latter).

2) Why do you know / care?

I'm just amazed at the post- and poster-analytics which some deploy here.

[anonymous-user]

Leonard Stanley said:

Pericoloso said:

ThatAlphaDude said:

I have deleted my initial message from this topic.

23 minutes,well done.
You have previous for this.

Edited by anonymous-user on Sunday 8th July 21:29

Genuinely fascinated by this:

1) How do you know?
- Using any specific tools?
- Do you have your own database where you record transgressions such as deleted original posts or changed usernames (guilty of the latter).

2) Why do you know / care?

I'm just amazed at the post- and poster-analytics which some deploy here.

You're not being pedantic, about someone being pedantic are you?

I am ofcourse, being pedantic.

[Pericoloso]

Leonard Stanley said:

Genuinely fascinated by this:

1) How do you know?
- Using any specific tools?
- Do you have your own database where you record transgressions such as deleted original posts or changed usernames (guilty of the latter).

2) Why do you know / care?

I'm just amazed at the post- and poster-analytics which some deploy here.

Poster's forum use is accessed via his profile, it doesn't require any detective work ,which is against posting rules.

Deleting the OP after 23 minutes is lame.

[Pericoloso]

Evolved said:

Nissan. The seatbelts didn’t retract fully and the seat squeaked - very annoying.

All valid reasons to reject a car.

At least we have an explanation now of what the OP was about.....

[ilikejam]

Pericoloso said:

Leonard Stanley said:

Genuinely fascinated by this:

1) How do you know?
- Using any specific tools?
- Do you have your own database where you record transgressions such as deleted original posts or changed usernames (guilty of the latter).

2) Why do you know / care?

I'm just amazed at the post- and poster-analytics which some deploy here.

Poster's forum use is accessed via his profile, it doesn't require any detective work ,which is against posting rules.

Deleting the OP after 23 minutes is lame.

Lame indeed. Deleting individual posts - and then posting to say you've done it - is just a bit weird. This is PH - it's busy - if you ignore your own thread for a couple of hours it'll probably drop off the first page and into oblivion anyway.

That or just delete the whole thread?