Copart bid by nephew

[yellowjack]

KullyUK said:

I have emailed them backwards & forwards today, if I get blacklisted I would lose my £100 per year membership, has anyone been prosecuted by them?

Prosecuted by Copart? I very much doubt it. Only 'the Crown' (CPS) can "prosecute". They might sue you in the civil courts, though. Then it's up to a judge to decide if you're "in breach of your contract terms".

[fflump]

emperorburger said:

Your nephew isn't Johnnie Walker by any chance?

I heard him and his mate Jack Daniels hijack quite a lot of online auctions.

[InitialDave]

cayman-black said:

Seriously what the fk is Copart?

Company dealing with salvage & insurance write offs who auction cars for repair.

[Square Leg]

Glassman said:

Nephew.

Ahhhhh……the good old days of PH. Haven’t seen chinney for a while.
When it was all green fields.

[Thats What She Said]

KullyUK said:

I have emailed them backwards & forwards today, if I get blacklisted I would lose my £100 per year membership, has anyone been prosecuted by them?

Copart dont want the same kind of messers that eBay has to suffer. Where people think they can bid with impunity and just change their mind once they have won an auction.

Copart will certainly ban you from bidding again. Why wouldnt they? Whether they will actually go after the £2k... who knows. You've certainly cost them time and money, with them having to put the car through again.

[Novexx]

cayman-black said:

Seriously what the fk is Copart?

Quality!

[dudleybloke]

I hope your nephew has a big paper round.

[georgeyboy12345]

TroubledSoul said:

TBF I saw the other thread about an hour ago then just found this one... It's not beyond the realms of believability

Wrong account.

Busted!

[TroubledSoul]

georgeyboy12345 said:

Wrong account.

Busted!

I wish I had £20k to blow on a tarted up basket case!

[DaveyBoyWonder]

Teaspoonasaurous said:

Nope I'm still looking at the disco! I have video call with them tomorrow

Too late, OPs nephew bought it

[Electro1980]

yellowjack said:

KullyUK said:

I have emailed them backwards & forwards today, if I get blacklisted I would lose my £100 per year membership, has anyone been prosecuted by them?

Prosecuted by Copart? I very much doubt it. Only 'the Crown' (CPS) can "prosecute". They might sue you in the civil courts, though. Then it's up to a judge to decide if you're "in breach of your contract terms".

Actually (and I am only pointing this out because you’re being rather obnoxious) there are a number of prosecuting authorities in the UK, including the RSPCA, trading standards, the pensions regulator, the civil aviation authority, and many more, almond with private prosecutions. It’s true that civil cases are not “prosecuted”, but if you’re going to be obnoxiously pedantic make sure you are also correct.

[What The Deuces]

Electro1980 said:

yellowjack said:

KullyUK said:

I have emailed them backwards & forwards today, if I get blacklisted I would lose my £100 per year membership, has anyone been prosecuted by them?

Prosecuted by Copart? I very much doubt it. Only 'the Crown' (CPS) can "prosecute". They might sue you in the civil courts, though. Then it's up to a judge to decide if you're "in breach of your contract terms".

Actually (and I am only pointing this out because you’re being rather obnoxious) there are a number of prosecuting authorities in the UK, including the RSPCA, trading standards, the pensions regulator, the civil aviation authority, and many more, almond with private prosecutions. It’s true that civil cases are not “prosecuted”, but if you’re going to be obnoxiously pedantic make sure you are also correct.

I look forward to seeing the RSPCA prosecute the OP's 'nephew' on behalf of Copart.

Should be interesting

[yellowjack]

Electro1980 said:

yellowjack said:

KullyUK said:

I have emailed them backwards & forwards today, if I get blacklisted I would lose my £100 per year membership, has anyone been prosecuted by them?

Prosecuted by Copart? I very much doubt it. Only 'the Crown' (CPS) can "prosecute". They might sue you in the civil courts, though. Then it's up to a judge to decide if you're "in breach of your contract terms".

Actually (and I am only pointing this out because you’re being rather obnoxious) there are a number of prosecuting authorities in the UK, including the RSPCA, trading standards, the pensions regulator, the civil aviation authority, and many more, almond with ( que?) private prosecutions. It’s true that civil cases are not “prosecuted”, but if you’re going to be obnoxiously pedantic make sure you are also correct.

Maybe take your attitude, ALMOND with your advice, and go for a stroll to cool your heels, Pocahontas...

"...if you’re going to be obnoxiously pedantic make sure you are also correct."

Edited by yellowjack on Friday 24th March 08:42

[alisdairm]

Is there a link to the Land Rover the Nephew bought?

Just to see if it was worth over £20k

[was8v]

Check the t&cs

I think they relist it and charge you the difference.

Or let them try and sue you for it..

Either way you lose the £100

[RDM]

An Aussie / Scots mix

[Ian Geary]

yellowjack said:

Maybe take your attitude, ALMOND with your advice, and go for a stroll to cool your heels, Pocahontas...

"...if you’re going to be obnoxiously pedantic make sure you are also correct."

Edited by yellowjack on Friday 24th March 08:42

Electro made a typo - hardly the end of the world.

Whereas you were plain wrong, and have been obnoxious twice now.

[deja.vu]

Square Leg said:

Glassman said:

Nephew.

Ahhhhh……the good old days of PH. Haven’t seen chinney for a while.
When it was all green fields.

It’s nice to see welshbeef back again

[reggie747]

And obviously, you've given your ill behaved meddling fingered nephew a good old "Archie slap", with the back of the right hand, I assume ??