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I think this is where eBay is wrong , if you put them on as an auction then it should be same rules as if you took them to auction.

I have a similar problem moving trade stuff on. sub £1k cars Any ideas where we can get rid - i have a trial with cartotrade however they want £40 a month! At the minute I advertise them as trade cars on AT/Website/Gumtree & Ebay I give no warranty ( which is legal ) and any issues found on safety check ( which we do to every car ) are listed, the car is priced according to its faults / condition and that's that. However we ensure its roadworthy, so brakes/tryres/MOT failure Items are sorted. Our cars are fit for purpose ( they start, stop, run and drive ) Satisfactory quality ( based on asking price ) As described ( if anything i'm too honest and show people every nick, scratch, broken trim etc ) I had a Punto 4 weeks ago - 2 days in, gearbox smashed to bits in 5/6th, it worked when I drove it, when he drove it on test drive and for the previous owner had it for 6 years - However being a realist, I didn't want to see a young lad with a £1000 gearbox bill, I found a box, had it fitted and he contributed £150 to the bill. We spoke about it like grown ups and hes driving his car now with a smile on his face. I lost £200 overall on the deal but it was a px for a deal that I made £800 on, so i'm still up. I think with these things, if it breaks, fix it or give them their money back. I use Lawgistics for their self underwritten warranty product ( which works for me ) and they are always very helpful by the way. Mat ( sorry about all the brackets, i have no idea why I do that! )

Morning all, I hope no-one minds but I have just sent a link to this thread to our friends at Lawgistics. They are very busy people but might have something helpful to add to the discussion and maybe clarify things a bit ! Have a good Friday.

Long time lurker, first time poster, but this has to be said... Your website is a ****** disaster. It's like whoever designed the site just vomited code on a page and published it, your copy is full of amateurish grammatical, punctuation, and spelling mistakes. If I was in the market for a car I would have closed your page within 30 seconds of opening the tab before I even browsed your stock. We operate in a digital age, and to the rest of the world outside a 1 mile radius, this is your showroom, and it looks like it's run by a 14 year old. Incidentally if you want to invest in a good website without the dreadful copy I can point you in the direction of a few good professionals.