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Credit to them letting you know they weren't coming, genuine or not, still better than a rude non-shower

That was it. Many thanks. The memories are flooding back as I type. Yes was brilliant. Used to run a 4" block advert in the Mail. Was very proud at the time haha. Name in lights and all that. Grown up a bit since then. Thanks for the welcome.

Utter waste of time.

Good luck @Ccstew echo all the above, also important you give a great experience when people turn up which matches what they've seen online. nothing worse than a great, slick looking, professional website only for me to find a filthy shithole portakabin with faded bunting when I turn up. its a trust thing. Sometimes I trust a home trade more when buying a car than a dealer with a bombsite pitch, if you're a home trader you cant run away and hide or shut up shop and do a runner quite as easily

OK - Here's what I would do. Tyres = nothing, use that as a bargaining chip at point of sale (it will add more value then than it will now) Privacy glass = I agree and it transforms the car, do it. Parking sensors = on an RR, if that's the only fault you've got a goodun. Apart from tints, walk away and get on sale. The little tweaks can be made at POS if someone shows any objection.

@Ccstew if you need any help just give me a shout I'd be happy to help, for free of course

I dont get this feeling against people texting myself, i get them all the time just give them a price they either say yes or no. As we pitch our product to first time buyers they often communicate via text even gets whats app enq's its how young folk talk.

get his number do a gumtree advert, 2004 Passat highline auto diesel 100k £599, he can text as many as he wants then

My father in law is exactly the same, religiously cleaning it... he also has a tartan blanket and Panama hat on the parcel shelf

good luck with that i have been asking for ages people still think i am either a bint or a crossdresser

Father in law has a motability car and think he must be the exception to the rule, never bought a new car in his working life, now 86 he's got his first motab car after pestering him for ages about what he's entitled to, has a gorgeous 17 plate Civic and must say his is like new. Washes it religiously, always vacuuming it, gets it serviced regularly, (think it gives him something to do) he said this weekend " well its not my car really is it" - think it must be a generational thing. If I see that going through the hall I'm definitely having it

I agree with you here, £66 for hours of my time which would usually earn me a lot more... BUT they charge money for this insurance product and it's just not right to "let it go" when I know that the customers I sell to don't "let go". P.S. My BCA Assured charges every month are around half of my AT bill, this is not pocket change.