ezzy6.5
Well-Known Member
Any thoughts on this one?
I have been searching for a particular model of Audi for the last couple of years, one has finally apeared on a popular auction site. Bonus is that it's only 11 miles from my house.
Now the problem.
I rang the number on the add and it is just a dead tone. I emailed the seller asking them to contact me, it took 4 days for them to reply and then the reply just said that it was still for sale and it was in vgc.
I emailed her again saying that I wanted her to ring me so I could arrange a test drive and she didn't reply
I emailed her again stating that if she didnt ring me by Monday afternoon I wasn't interested. She replied monday.
The reply was brilliant. She explained that the car was her husbands and she had got it along with the house in the divorce and had bought a farm in the north of England at a sea side town with her settlement and even attatched some more photos of the car and a statement saying she would only sell through the site as she wanted Payment protection (even though I told her i have cash!) Unfortunately she still hasn't told me how I can see the car and now I think it's not even local.
Has anyone ever come across anything like this before? I think she may be foreign due to her grammar! is someone trying to wind me up?
I couldn't believe she sent me more bl**dy pictures, it's just rubbing it in.
Ezzy
I have been searching for a particular model of Audi for the last couple of years, one has finally apeared on a popular auction site. Bonus is that it's only 11 miles from my house.
Now the problem.
I rang the number on the add and it is just a dead tone. I emailed the seller asking them to contact me, it took 4 days for them to reply and then the reply just said that it was still for sale and it was in vgc.
I emailed her again saying that I wanted her to ring me so I could arrange a test drive and she didn't reply
I emailed her again stating that if she didnt ring me by Monday afternoon I wasn't interested. She replied monday.
The reply was brilliant. She explained that the car was her husbands and she had got it along with the house in the divorce and had bought a farm in the north of England at a sea side town with her settlement and even attatched some more photos of the car and a statement saying she would only sell through the site as she wanted Payment protection (even though I told her i have cash!) Unfortunately she still hasn't told me how I can see the car and now I think it's not even local.
Has anyone ever come across anything like this before? I think she may be foreign due to her grammar! is someone trying to wind me up?
I couldn't believe she sent me more bl**dy pictures, it's just rubbing it in.
Ezzy