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p4uls corsa

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10th Jun 05 at 15:55

i sold a fiesta to a woman yesterday. she test drove it said she wanted it. so i gave her a receipt with the car details on and the price i sold it for and also put sold as seen on the bottom. get a phone call about 10 mins ago saying the gearbox has gone on the car and that i knew about it and said she is taking me to court..

what would u do? give her the money back or would u tell her to get fcuked

before anyone starts having a go i did not know about the gearbox

CorsAsh

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10th Jun 05 at 15:57

I'd offer to repair the gearbox...

iceman

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10th Jun 05 at 15:57

if you have a copy of the receipt with the sold as seen and her signature on it then nothing she can do

p4uls corsa

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10th Jun 05 at 15:59

hmm to repair the gearbox it will cost a good couple of hundred..the woman who bought the car has always been use to automatics. i reckon she has burnt the clutch out and presumed the gearbox has gone because she cannot get it into gear

CorsAsh

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10th Jun 05 at 15:59

Oh, sold as seen, in that case tell her to get stuffed.

If you hadnt put that then she coulda had something against you in terms of selling merchantable goods or something, but I dont think she has a case.

Maybe to avoid the hassle, offer to pay half to sort the thing out.

Dragon_R34

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10th Jun 05 at 16:00

yea its a legal document and it will hold up in court. b4 u decide to do anything phone citizen avice bereau and find out where you stand. show him the documents n take it from there. since it was not ur fault.

sassyminx

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10th Jun 05 at 16:00

id just leave it mate, sold as seen means exactly that

if she didnt bring a mechanic to check the car out thats her loss, no longer your problem

p4uls corsa

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10th Jun 05 at 16:07

thanks for the advice

Marc

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10th Jun 05 at 16:08

I wrote sold as seen when i sold my corsa

Gottta watch these fuckers

mav

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10th Jun 05 at 16:11

tell her NAE LUCK...these things happen...sold as seen means exactly that, she is trying it on..

When i sold my green corsa the timing belt went not long after, Scott Mckenzie off here didn't get at me to give him a refund...

AuroraSport

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10th Jun 05 at 16:15

sorry but 'sold as seen' means nothing in a legal point of view, however if you genuinely didnt know about a problem with the gearbox then it aint your fault and surely she shouldve realised this when she test drove it...tough luck i say

Dragon_R34

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10th Jun 05 at 16:18

quote:
Originally posted by corsa_munky
sorry but 'sold as seen' means nothing in a legal point of view, however if you genuinely didnt know about a problem with the gearbox then it aint your fault and surely she shouldve realised this when she test drove it...tough luck i say

i am just saying that she signed something in agreement that she was getting something which is sold as seen by the buyer... no grantueed was offered if something went wrong...

so that document she singed is in accordance with that

AuroraSport

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10th Jun 05 at 16:22

yeh i see what your saying but for example if i sold a car with bad brakes and wrote 'sold as seen', it could be deemed as a legal no-no and you could get problems....thats all im saying matey

Dragon_R34

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10th Jun 05 at 16:24

ahhh yea.. u got a good point. that would come under Negligence.

AuroraSport

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10th Jun 05 at 16:27

yep thats wot i mean

but with this example it aint....just making a point about the 'sold as seen' business

langey

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10th Jun 05 at 16:29

just ouit of intrest, ho wmuch did you sell it for and what millage. condition, year was the car?

Dragon_R34

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10th Jun 05 at 16:30

coolio

p4uls corsa

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10th Jun 05 at 19:35

quote:
Originally posted by langey
just ouit of intrest, ho wmuch did you sell it for and what millage. condition, year was the car?

1997 p reg fiesta (newer shape)
100,000 miles with history
excellent condition
sold it for £600

Kyle T

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10th Jun 05 at 19:56

600 quid? Wtfs she whining at

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11th Jun 05 at 01:54

quote:
Originally posted by p4uls corsa
i sold a fiesta to a woman yesterday. she test drove it said she wanted it. so i gave her a receipt with the car details on and the price i sold it for and also put sold as seen on the bottom. get a phone call about 10 mins ago saying the gearbox has gone on the car and that i knew about it and said she is taking me to court..

what would u do? give her the money back or would u tell her to get fcuked

before anyone starts having a go i did not know about the gearbox

tell her to get fucked like i told u too

not ur car now so not ur problem

MatthewR

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11th Jun 05 at 09:38

tell her G T F

[Edited on 11-06-2005 by Evisu]

16vOllie

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11th Jun 05 at 09:45

dude tell her to swing for it or just move house and runn away

Jonny P

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11th Jun 05 at 11:30

tell her you'll have a look at the 'box and if its nackered charge her for it

Ian

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11th Jun 05 at 11:42

Are you a trader or private individual?

Goods must be fit for purpose which means a reasonable period of trouble-free use. While you're not legally required to offer a warrenty with the car, you do have obligations under Sale of Goods Act.

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