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2 pointsHi, from experience just get the car back pay customer his money and move on. Welcome to the motor trade
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1 pointGood so far with 6 in 11 days.... Hows it looking guys and gals...
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1 pointThey say never meet your favorite celerity... a meet up would shatter my complex visions of what people look like and i'm not sure i like the idea of that.... If @EPV doesn't actually look like Jim out of The Royal Family it would ruin this place for me !
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1 pointI'd sooner catch the clap than buy that old ...............
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1 pointBeen really quiet for us also here at the start of February after an excellent January. Just when you think you have this game figured out!
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1 pointAbsolutely. And in 5 years time you will lose half your sales to a bunch of 18 year olds who were born in the text world and will adapt far quicker. Get WhatsApp on your phones TODAY.
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1 pointUsually to the date it was put ‘in trade’. You’ve knocked the nail on the head. Also I know Arnold Clark wouldn’t take a p/x if it’s not in a customer’s name. That’s good enough for me - the sort of punter who phones you as a private punter with a spurious name on the log book is normally some sort of plastic trader trying to offload their shite & can’t string together a coherent story.
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1 pointBack dating is do-able , I've got rid twice to WBAC and once to Evans (who were spot on by the way ) , squeeky bum time while you're sat in the office and they scrutinize everything! The one to Evans was a UK select funnily enough !
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1 pointOver 6 months which is all you need for WBAC purposes
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1 pointOf which joe public can buy from at bca... How far could you backdate?
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1 pointInterestingly (and I am not suggesting anything here) there is nothing to stop you from entering a much earlier date of ownership so you can have a trade car in stock 2 months then "sell it to yourself" online and put a date from months prior. They only way WBAC might know anything is amiss is if the car came from one of their own BCA sales :-)
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1 pointThere isn't any legal disclaimer that will get you out of this, it's just numbers. If I sell a £1000 car (and I sometimes do) I will NEVER CONSIDER spending £300 (a third of it's value) on a cambelt replacement just to ensure longevity. If the belt breaks shortly after that sale I will refund the customer in full and scrap what's left of the car.
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1 pointI quite like the idea of beer and meeting up.. networking isn’t me though, being a bit of a maverick I’m not into corporate bs, I would go and sit at the back flicking bits of wet paper at the roof...
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1 pointi shall have a word with the wife
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1 pointWell yeah nobody wants to drive a red C1 unless you’re mates with big ears
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1 pointIt’s bad enough opening this forum and listening to a bunch of pessimistic c*nts never mind looking them straight in the eye...
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1 pointResult. Well done. (Yes, I must admit that at least 70% of purchases are from over 70’s, or from deceased people via their children-but I guess they’re the buyers of the local rag mostly.)
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1 pointThanks for the advice Dave.... Since my new payment process I've not had a no show / non payer in over 2 years, if it falls through, I'll eat my Halfords socket set on video for you
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1 pointI should be ok then, mine was sent 10th December and like I say, I've had the renewal letter thingy, but still they haven't cashed chq
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1 pointDiesel because they are now MUCH cheaper to buy, more reliable when used on long trips and will give you 50% more fuel economy. Oh, and their road tax is a fraction of the price compared to petrol (BMW 320D £20, Jaguar 2.0 petrol £240)
