know theses regs..??.....
Discussion
yes.
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Edited by Dazren (moderator) to say can I please remind everyone of this sites no naming and shaming rules. If anyone has concerns about a specific vehicle could they contact the poster requesting the info via email directly, then perhaps post a "YHM" message on the thread, so that anyone else looking at the car and seeing the thread can contact you away from this site.
thanks
DAZ
>> Edited by dazren on Monday 19th December 23:10
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Edited by Dazren (moderator) to say can I please remind everyone of this sites no naming and shaming rules. If anyone has concerns about a specific vehicle could they contact the poster requesting the info via email directly, then perhaps post a "YHM" message on the thread, so that anyone else looking at the car and seeing the thread can contact you away from this site.
thanks
DAZ
>> Edited by dazren on Monday 19th December 23:10
cuneus said:
Sorry I must have lost the plot how exactly did he name and shame ?
If any feedback or comments on an internet forum such as this were to cause the owner of a vehicle to lose a sale etc and they can demonstate a loss, he/she will have a case against the website/owners to reimburse the loss. BTW I don't make the rules up, parliament/the courts actions lead Ted setting them to being the way they are.
Hence the clarification of how people may choose to independently pass info between each other whilst keeping this website out of it.
DAZ
>> Edited by dazren on Monday 19th December 23:42
cuneus said:
Daz , not going to argue but there are many examples where the fora have comments aboutt individual cars if they have been crashed (I've been amazed how many cars are "known" in this forum)
I've seen many comments myself, but there is normally an element of vagueness ie not stating specific plates. The knowledge base here is very good, which is down to the contributors.
DAZ
Wouldn't it be easier and quicker to just print a list of GT2's that weren't crashed?
Just a serious question, do dealers try and pass off these crash damaged GT2's as 100% clean? If they are, they are effectively defrauding the buyer and could hardly cry if they are caught out by a few posts on a website?
Just a serious question, do dealers try and pass off these crash damaged GT2's as 100% clean? If they are, they are effectively defrauding the buyer and could hardly cry if they are caught out by a few posts on a website?
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