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Ripped Off By Rob
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Timmos
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Gotta feel sorry for him..
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Good point I did'nt look at the dates on it all but im tippin its still were it is in the pic.
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in this case that would have been very idiotic, no you don't pay for it before you take it away. When it comes to cars that is, you DO need to do a test before comitting to buy. I have sold my car online, and it was a mint Honda. The guy rang me up I agreed to take it for him to take it for a spin, he loved it. Arranged tests and the deal was done. he paid me the cash and took the car away after he was happy. 
That is how it should be done, and not "here's a picture, give me money, then you can take a peek"
That is how it should be done, and not "here's a picture, give me money, then you can take a peek"
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in this case that would have been very idiotic, no you don't pay for it before you take it away. When it comes to cars that is, you DO need to do a test before comitting to buy. I have sold my car online, and it was a mint Honda. The guy rang me up I agreed to take it for him to take it for a spin, he loved it. Arranged tests and the deal was done. he paid me the cash and took the car away after he was happy.
That is how it should be done, and not "here's a picture, give me money, then you can take a peek"
yeh i agree he should have looked at it in person before wadding over 1000`s on the net , i just meant that even though the seller was a douche the buyer still hadnt payed the full ammount.
too me it looks like the seller was using the buyers money too work on the car before handing it over ( aka rebuild it on the cheap dogily and make a few k profit) but the buyer caught him in the act.
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You can't advertise a car as drivable and use the money from the sale of the car to make it drivable, that's false advertising. You place an ad on the exact condition of the car at the time of placing the ad.
I would have given a 10% deposit and paid the rest in cash when I have driven the car.
I would have given a 10% deposit and paid the rest in cash when I have driven the car.