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eBay issue....
I sold my car the other day to trader, we had to bump start the car as we thought the battery was dead, it had been sat a while but had been started every so often using jump leads. unbeknown to me, the day i sold it when we had to bump it, it was because the starter motor was knackered, the guy came to pick it up and it was running when he got there but not long before he left, he switched it off and attempted to start it again which didn't work obviously because the starter. he didn't know at this point either. he took the car and about an hour later, i got a call from him saying ive sold him a car with a dodgy starter and he wants some money back, i've sent him £20 in the post but he is now claiming he has not received it, do I have a leg to stand on or am I in the proverbial?! i'm not giving him any more money because the post is out of my control. just looking for advice as to what i should do (if anything)?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.With respect Chuck, I don't think that gets you anywhere, a bit of common on your behalf Benny would have been the wise move, depending how much he / she paid for the car! did you sell it as seen/ tried / approved? if so the dealer should have foreseen SOMETHING could not work properly. You don't half get yourself in some situations Benny, If I may, with the problems you have had with cars & the things you have posted on here regards your purchases, do your homework first my friend otherwise you are going to be skint, please do not take this as an Insult I'm only thinking about your pocket.