thesaint sfc

Is rubbish IMO.

I suggest you read this thread. http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=3 and run superantispyware.

I bought a car a couple of weeks before. If the same had happened to me I'd have hoped the seller would have been as generous as me. I'm moving out soon and didn't want my parents to get any hassle. He's really appreciated the £250 and I've got enough money to pay off the rest of my insurance with a few pennies left over. Worked out pretty well IMO.

Post on this thread then and someone will sort you out.

I've agreed to give him £250 towards the repair. Can't be ****ed with the hassle. He's said he will sign an agreement that he won't come looking for more money. If he does he will get the middle finger.

Having avatars is a feature only available to full members.

lol. CF got his shrinked as well so everyones happy/unhappy.

Likewise

Money supermarket.com Direct Line worked out best for me - but it depends on where you live so you may find someone slightly better.

Maybe so but it does intail that I sold it in good faith. I phoned the police & had a meeting at the citizens advice beauru this morning. Both seemed to think he had little to go on and would need to pursue me through court if he wanted to try and get his money back.

Thanks guys

It wasn't sold through ebay as such. He saw the ad - came and viewed the car and gave me the money. I then finished the auction. Bit of a bugger in hindsight, but still don't think he has much to stand on.

SKODA FABIA 1.9SDI COMFORT REG W*** *** Received the sum of £1350.00 in full payment for the above mentioned vehicle. Sold as seen. Vehicle free of any outstanding finance with full title. The reciept read.

I sold my Skoda Fabia to someone last Thursday through ebay. He bought it for £1,350. He is doing a masters degree in mechanics. He took the car out for a test drive and did all the usual checks. He took all the documents - MOT's & everything away with the car and was happy with it. He was given a receipt to show that he had given me the money for the car & I signed it. He has returned to me today & said that when driving to work that evening he went at 65MPH at the car made a lot of noise. He thought that it was a small problem that could be fixed but when he booked it into the garage he was told he needed a new gear box which would cost around £800. He also said when going into town that evening with the car he was pulled over by the police & they said there wasn't enough tread on the tyres and they were illegal and he was lucky not to get 3 points on his licence. The car had been booked into the garage the week before I sold it and it had passed its MOT. About a month before that I had taken it to another local garage complaining that sometimes the car would not immediately go into gear 3. He took it out for a test drive & didn't experience the problem and he put it down to me not putting the clutch right down to the floor every time when changing gear. Anyway, he has come back to my house this evening and is demanding that he doesn't want the car. He wants his money back. He insists that I've conned him out of money & knew of the fault when I sold it. I've said I had no idea about the fault & that it had passed it's MOT the week before he bought it - all of which is true. What should I do?

pwn3d.

Fewf. I hope no one noticed.

Stupid W*nkers Forum.

tehsaint sfc Possibly with an underscore.

Stuck.

Google is your friend. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/287497

If you get banned after you've paid - it's your fault for not sticking to the rules. We will continue to infract users as before for not abiding the rules. If you get banned before - you won't have the opportunity to pay. If you do pay it will be a waste unfortunately. We have implemented this to cover the costs of the server - but also to ensure further that members stick to the small amount of rules that we have & banned users don't return.

Anyone who goes to http://www.saintsforum.co.uk would have had to read this thread & would have already seen the message - so I don't think so.

Senior member has been changed back to how it was before 'Registered User'. Full member is a member who has paid their subscription.

http://www.saintsforum.co.uk now redirects to http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/forum if that helps any of you.

Unfortunate, but at least we didn't all need to re-register!