Author Topic: "From Peacok to feather-duster" - a lovely Zed is lost  (Read 3095 times)

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Re: "From Peacok to feather-duster" - a lovely Zed is lost
« Reply #45 on: November 22, 2011, 08:39:41 PM »
unless he's a friend of yours then I think you're thinking too much, besides the guy only joined to 'tell' us about it, kind of rude I rekn, not to mention dodgey

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Re: "From Peacok to feather-duster" - a lovely Zed is lost
« Reply #46 on: November 23, 2011, 10:32:12 AM »
I dont think he intends to actually sell anything from the ads on ebay. Those ads have been up for over a year. (I think they are there to entice people to the yard.
Also the photos still show the car with the white stripe. I would be happy to assume that this is just the old ad with (IMO) the inflated buying price to get people talking about Edward Lees Car Yard

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Re: "From Peacok to feather-duster" - a lovely Zed is lost
« Reply #47 on: November 29, 2011, 07:36:10 AM »
I know it's been on their for some time and I have no issue with selling something you have available for sale, it's actually illegal to advertise a product that you do not have or mislead with your description, also it's against ebay advertising guidelines to advertise a product falsely. I'ts basically the same as a phishing email where you get people to deal with you under false pretences.

The other thing that I found fishy was how he was debating whether or not to buy back the wreck of a car that he had advertised for $35K for a mere $4K when he had another body that he could have easily transferred all the parts. Like I said initially he was trying to sell it without actively selling it, it's like letting you think it's your idea "Oh wo is me, what shall I do?? Such a dilemma"................."Hey I'll take it off your hands".

I had an accident in my Typhoon last year and the insurance company deemed it a financial write off, first thing I asked was can I buy it back, they said yes and I didn't even pause.

Besides it's now been pulled by the look of things, when I checked earlier it wasn't their anymore.
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Re: "From Peacok to feather-duster" - a lovely Zed is lost
« Reply #47 on: November 29, 2011, 07:36:10 AM »