[Green1995SVX]

Originally Posted by kwren

Is a little more complicated now with dealers advertising on the internet. The time that you people could lie like a dog and say "prove it buster" is over.

The car was advertised as:
1. No issues. (The tracking was binding up when the transport driver picked it up)
2. No rust.
3. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The car was advertised all over the internet.
That constitutes a federal crime.

Fraudulent wire bank transfers are also a federal crime.

As-is constitutes as-advertised with the internet.

A friendly suggestion... careful, even though you obviously are not an established dealer with a physical location, web site, etc. What goes around comes around.

It ended up with a dealer that was anxious to settle the case with a full refund.

Keith

EDIT. Not worth it.