Saint_Jonny

You are living in a dream land if you think I am "stuffed" Hypo. If you had a bit of steering wheel wobble would you rush home, jump online and declare the car SORN? Errr no, you wouldn't. Wake up mate, the world doesn't work like that.

I'm ganna stop replying to this thread now because you lot clearly don't know what you are talking about. I feel bad for the guy, it was unfortunate. However my concious is clean so what you internet warriors may think means nothing to me.

LOADS of assumptions about me you are making their Hypo. Amazing. I don't go around making accusations of people I don't know personally so I'd appreciate it if you did the same.

A lesson learned, thanks.

Thanks for the intelligent input, mate.

I agree this thread is pure gold. All this flapping over a car - bought knowingly to be faulty - for 500 quid. You lot need to get out more The change of full time address occurred since the sale - I am up in H'field with this V5C for a car that isn't mine.

It has my current student address on the note I sent with the V5C, if he wants to drive 300 miles then more fool him!

This debate is entirely down to personal opinion and if you think I committed "fraud" then thats fine. Wrong, but fine. As I said the matter is now over.

Oh thats it I'm boned. I wont be able to sleep at night now! For the record, I don't feel like I've done anything wrong, the guy took the risk of buying a car without an MOT for 500 quid - how you can feel sorry for him is beyond me - and how I can be lambasted for not knowing every little detail about faults with the car is out of order - YES - I should have used better language in the Ebay article but at the end of the day, he bought an old car and would have known the risks.

My old address, Dune. The parents have since moved.

I don't think I have to worry chap as the guy wont be going through any legal course to get his 500 quid back, will he. He could barely put a sentence together when I met him. Like I said, the V5C is gone, I'm not going to worry about this for another moment. You lot can as much as you like.

Where are the lies? Spares / easy fix? What is wrong with that? Honestly, you can believe what you like, you don't know me persanlly and I've never been called a liar or a pikey in my life. The guy doesn't know where I live (check the location), I wasn't in the wrong and that is the end of it. WOOPIE FOOKIN DOO

lol you lot make me laugh. I'm off to go and rip off a load more crims and role around in big s*it like the dirty pikey that I am.

The vehicle was sold as spares / fixable and stated not to have an MOT. Millions of cars are sold as spares and repairs, they must be breaking the law too. It was up to the buyer to judge what was written on the ebay article.

haha I think he would have done so by now if he was planning on doing so. Also, when he threatened me on the phone I told him he'll go straight back to prison and I never heard from him again. The V5C is in the post. This thread is over.

The amount of abuse I'm getting over this is totally unbelievable. I took legal advice from a friend, I consulted with a load of REAL people (not internet warriors), and they all told me that once he drove it away, it was his problem, he takes it on the chin. He bought car without an MOT, he took the risk. What I unknowingly sold him is unfortunate, but NOT MY PROBLEM. I bought a Golf GTi a few years back for 2 grand, drove it 20 miles and the gear box casing cracked and ruined the clutch as well as the gearbox itself. I went back and asked for a refund, he told me to **** off, because he had no idea there was a problem with it. How is this any different?

I have been ripped off on cars in the past Hypo so it doesn't bother me. Out of interest what would you expect from the car sold in that ebay auction, what would you GENUINELY expect? For the 100th time, at the time of sale, what I put in that ebay auction was 100% accurate - to my knowledge.

Dune, i'm not getting anything. I'll do as people as people have suggested and send the V5C off and that'll be the end of it. As for the vigilante justice that was suggested, thankfully the recently out of jail chap doesn't know where I live, as I took the car to him.

Exactly, the guy that bought the car said himself that he would have no problem fixing whatever came up on the MOT because he "knew loads of mechanics". I would expect VERY LITTLE from a £550, 13 year old Citroen with 110k(ish) on the clock that had been owned by 19-22 year olds its entire life.

The amount of pedants and internet warriors on this forum is frightening.

I'm not decent though Dune, I am a 'sleezeball'.

I asked for advice on the issue over the V5C, which you have cleared up for me (thanks for that btw ). I've had to put my 'entrenched' viewpoint across because as per usual, the fine members of Saints Web picked apart the story until it was entirely out of hand and incorrect. Like I said, I asked about the V5C and not wanting to be legal owner for obvious reasons, a lot of what followed was not expected on my part as I don't think I did anything wrong. However I will admit that my choice of words in the Ebay add could have been better - but buyer beware - "should pass an MOT" is not exactly set in stone, is it. A learning experience this has surely been for me.

Also, it was a ****ing auction, what he chose to pay for the ****ing car is up to him! I wouldn't pay that much for a car with no MOT but I sure as heck would take the cash off someone offering it to me. And so would all of you (although you might pretend to be all high and mighty and offer to take less, you ****ing wouldn't)

I do hope that this post is a joke because if not, you are one truly sad individual with FAR to much time on your hands. The 'crack head' bought a car without an MOT for £550, it was sold as spares / fixable. Jesus Christ you lot are uptight. I couldn't have been any more honest than I was when selling the car. But as you lot seem to be implying, I am a dirty skate **** who is a pathological liar, a man never to be trusted - a lowlife, a 'sleezeball'. However the FACTS are its the first car I haven't scrapped (and as such sold), I am NOT a liar and am a perfectly trustworthy individual. How you can jump to 101 conclusions about stuff you have NO IDEA about is beyond me. I SOLD A CAR WITHOUT AN MOT - HE TOOK A RISK - IT DIDN'T PAY OFF. GET OVER IT.

Buctootim please just do one. You haven't got a clue what the full picture is so I think you should just keep it to yourself. I'm done debating this with you so kindly **** off and apply your personal misgivings to some other thread.