Potential buyer being arsy
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Tell him to poke it.
In the same way that he thinks there are plenty of cars to choose from so he can be as much of a knob as he likes, there are also plenty of buyers who will want your car and know how to be polite.
Nothing feels quite as good as telling a w
ker that no, he isn't getting to buy your car, now f
k off.
In the same way that he thinks there are plenty of cars to choose from so he can be as much of a knob as he likes, there are also plenty of buyers who will want your car and know how to be polite.
Nothing feels quite as good as telling a w
ker that no, he isn't getting to buy your car, now f
k off.bimmer528 said:
Its a Chrysler 300C 5.7 Hemi in absolutely mint condition and only 34,000 miles. The price was under £6000 which is what the likes of webuyanycar have offered!
I may put in on the PH classifieds.
I just hate someone knowing where i live when i don't know about them. Esp as the car is not insured anymore!
I'll give you £2k for it, but don't forget I'm doing you a favour here.I may put in on the PH classifieds.
I just hate someone knowing where i live when i don't know about them. Esp as the car is not insured anymore!
And you can pull your own trousers up once I'm finished too...
It will be a driveway 'carz' trader trying to buy it off you no doubt.
Tell him the price, refuse to sell unless you get a copy of his ID ( driving license photocard and a picture of it on your I phone should do the trick) and if he doesn't agree these terms no sale.
Also ask for a copy of his trade insurance so you can see what business name its going into.
If you don't agree the price do not sell. if you are happy do sell.
Tell him the price, refuse to sell unless you get a copy of his ID ( driving license photocard and a picture of it on your I phone should do the trick) and if he doesn't agree these terms no sale.
Also ask for a copy of his trade insurance so you can see what business name its going into.
If you don't agree the price do not sell. if you are happy do sell.
bimmer528 said:
Negative Creep said:
Tell him it's sold. I'd bet a pound to a penny he'll turn up with the cash then discover more "faults" that will need fixing
Good luck to him finding faults haha.bimmer528 said:
Its a Chrysler 300C 5.7 Hemi in absolutely mint condition and only 34,000 miles. The price was under £6000 which is what the likes of webuyanycar have offered!
I may put in on the PH classifieds.
I just hate someone knowing where i live when i don't know about them. Esp as the car is not insured anymore!
If wbac are offering the same money sell it to them, it sounds like you are heading for a world of pain with the 'buyer'and it really won't be worth the aggro.I may put in on the PH classifieds.
I just hate someone knowing where i live when i don't know about them. Esp as the car is not insured anymore!
I had a potential buyer drive all the way up from Birmingham (I'm in the lakes so 2 1/2 hours) to buy my car, we agreed a price on the phone and a px for his car, provided it was as described, he arrived and his car was showing the abs and eml lights, with battered bodywork and 2 bald tyres, despite his promises that it was in perfect condition and that there were no warning lights on the dash, I politely declined and went indoors, he was still there an hour later having an argument with his missus

bimmer528 said:
... Anyway they then call to say they don't want to fill the V5 in until my plates have been put on retention and that they want to fill the yellow part of the V5 so that it doesn't go in there name? (trade insurance or something)
That's a great idea. He can park where he wants, speed through cameras and it ALL comes back to you. And you will have NO proof he bought it. CCJs, Repo men. All will come a knocking.Gassing Station | General Gassing | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff




