Lucas

Dear All, I just called Cargurus to suggest them to waive the advertisement fee like eBay did during the lockdown period. I suggest you also call them if you are paying them. Give them a feedback to waive the fees during lockdown. Because we are all closed. I think they might do it if lots of dealers give the same feedback. Thanks mates.

My setup exactly the same as AW. A £9.99 multimeter and a ring workshop battery charger. Easy and reliable.

Thanks Mates. Thank you Mark.

Thanks DPF. Luckily that red Jaguar XF sold.

Thank you Casper. Likewise.

Thanks mates.

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Nice!! So I will save you guys contact detail as my backup plan too.

I was very upset while I can't load the page! I was so worried what if it really close down permanently? Then I thought maybe we should have a backup forum in case this forum close down some day. Is there any backup plan? Thanks

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Got it. Thanks Rory.

I bought a Sumpup. Trying to activate the account, but then they cancelled my account and asked me to return the reader. Because they said they are not provide services to car trader. Am I the only got this result?!

The problem is: why will you got another offer after a sale agreed? Have you take it off from your ads? Or you keep the ads alive still?

Not yet. No sold at all. Do have some calls and online requests. A little better than before.

Just see this. Thanks mates. I am always here. Just busy on something and have no new story to tell in the past few days.

Found a page about this. The supply of a non-insurance warranty by a UK business will be liable to VAT at the standard rate. Look at item 3.7.3 in this link https://www.gov.uk/guidance/insurance-notice-70136

We, motor traders all buy online without a physical view of the car. So yes, people also will eventually buy online without physical viewing the car.

I am asking because I went to Audi main dealer; I saw they do that. Also, I saw a man doing car storage business; he has the maintainer on every parking space to keep every car's battery in full all the time. And I find one of my car battery ran flat after two weeks not moving it. Another one almost ran out battery. So, I think maybe a good idea to charge them all the time, or regularly. Sorry, mates! my question out of the topic. Forgive me!

Question: during that 30-60 days, do you guys need to continuing charge the battery to keep it in full?

Yes. All depends on our own situation. One punter called me today at 6pm, said he is coming from central London, will be arrived in 1 hour blala..blala. He beg me to wait for him one and half hour. He said he really needs to buy the Focus! I said okay, I will wait, I promise him I won't leave without seeing him. So, I keep my promise, I am still here waiting for him. It's good to be home based! Drinking my wine at the moment and waiting for him forever.

Hi Tony, I am too busy on selling cars. But..., no sold yet!

Looks like within 30 days after sold. It's all on seller, no matter how perfect the pdi or condition was on collection. Is that right? Tough!

Which one more expensive? AA or RAC?

Good event. I will love to join the party if I sold anything before that time! Otherwise, I won't show up!

Question: why not continually drop the price until it sold? Yes, it will make a lost. Is this the way to get rid the aged stock(s)? Thanks.