The _Don
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Webuyanycar.com offers just one in 25 the price quoted online
Doodle
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Bunch of jokers - offered me over a grand less than the p/x value on my Cupra, followed by several subsequent offers over the following weeks, each lower than the last. 
Perhaps they were trying to panic me into selling it to them before I started owing them money to take it off my hands
Perhaps they were trying to panic me into selling it to them before I started owing them money to take it off my hands
My sons partner was offered £1800 for her Renault , accepted it , then when they came to collect , said they would pay £1500 . Luckily , my son was there and he just offered them brief directions! Heard similar from others , not yet met anyone who actually sold to them though.
christopherwk
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Dad was offered £20 for his Chrysler Neon - no joke!
They offered £70, but take away the £50 admin fee...
They offered £70, but take away the £50 admin fee...
Face it, if you believe their ads & believe you are going to get a good price from them you are a ****ing idiot.
They are bottom fishing & playing a numbers game. Enough desperate fools will give their cars away for them to make money
They are bottom fishing & playing a numbers game. Enough desperate fools will give their cars away for them to make money
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Selling them a car? Heavens, no.
But I still think their website is very useful, it gives you a rough idea where you stand when negotiating a P/X on your motor with a dealer.
But I still think their website is very useful, it gives you a rough idea where you stand when negotiating a P/X on your motor with a dealer.
jupiter2step
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Thing is, these guys have to make a profit from somewhere. They will want to auction the vehicle for profit, so you'll never get the p/ex value you would from a dealer.
I suspect they offer more online to lure people along, but I know someone who got the full value from them a few weeks back. If you're honest on the website and declare all the scrapes and shortcomings, they'll generally give you what they said they would (which, admittedly, isn't a lot).
I suspect they offer more online to lure people along, but I know someone who got the full value from them a few weeks back. If you're honest on the website and declare all the scrapes and shortcomings, they'll generally give you what they said they would (which, admittedly, isn't a lot).
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