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wet_rat 01-29-2009 08:02 PM
Hmmm--would have to say "you own it" on this one. Would certainly try to help resell if that was requested but $20K w/o inspecting?? and now you just "don't want it" Sorry for your loss

mmareno 01-29-2009 08:06 PM
Originally Posted by Elite Marine (Post 2788904)
What do you do when parts are returned and they are not anywhere near the condition you sent them out??

Unreal!!
What do you mean they are not in as good as when you sent them? ?? Not quite getting that.. Do you think they used them?

38Lightning 01-29-2009 08:09 PM
Simple. Do not take it back if it is not in same condition as when you sold it. Tell them you used it you own it.

Skullkrusher 01-30-2009 07:34 AM
I think a business has slightly more responsibility than a private seller. That being said, on an expensive item, if they didn't take the time or effort to see in person and you disclosed your return policy upfront, thet bought it, they own it.

northernoffshore 01-30-2009 08:03 AM
Originally Posted by Elite Marine (Post 2788904)
What do you do when parts are returned and they are not anywhere near the condition you sent them out??

Unreal!!
You take the parts back and remember who not to send stuff to.

BAJA WILL 01-30-2009 09:33 AM
Originally Posted by northernoffshore (Post 2789196)
You take the parts back and remember who not to send stuff to.
This is true, we have a on going list of people we will not sell ANYTHING TOO, not even a can of oil. People are unreal sometimes, I have two individuals that are always calling me wanting us to do service on their boats, they screwed us very badly and I just ate it, to keep our name good, they even bragg in the bar on how they "pulled one over on us"

I will not do any business with them ever again, one guy here in VA Beach all the dealers know and he can't even get his boat cleaned, no one will touch him.:eek:

mike tkach 01-30-2009 09:50 AM
as a seller,you need to represent the item the best you can,as a buyer,you need to know what you are buying,a responsable buyer cannot change his[or her] mind after the deal is completed.:party-smiley-004:

scarabman 01-30-2009 01:08 PM
Originally Posted by Elite Marine (Post 2786830)
Whether its a hull, engine, drive or anything of substantial value (over $ 20K), how would you handle the following situation?

You advertise an item, show pictures of it, answer any question a potential buyer has honestly. They decide to buy the item based on all the above. Once the item is received, they decide its not what they want for some unknown reason other than its not brand new. Nothing is wrong, broke or misrepresented in anyway. They were informed and from the price knew it was several years old and was exactly as described.

You have already packed, shipped the item, removed the item from advertised "for sale" sites, and told others that the item was sold.

So what would you do?
Come on Kirk, you bought the 24 Pantera from me about 6 yrs ago. I will not take it back!!!!!!!:grinser010::drink:

DareDevil 01-30-2009 01:19 PM
Originally Posted by scarabman (Post 2789416)
Come on Kirk, you bought the 24 Pantera from me about 6 yrs ago. I will not take it back!!!!!!!:grinser010::drink:
HAHA :drink:

Jigsaw89 01-31-2009 09:17 AM
If I sold something used and the new owner came back to me with buyer's remorse then that's his problem... he owns it. It's time for individuals to start being accountable for their actions.


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