Your Mr "Mnagwe" was not buying a car and until the contrary is apparent the potential buyer is not a 419 scammer and cash is king.Hmmmm... interesting. That's exactly what Dr. Kofi Mnagwe of Nigeria said in his email....
I do not know how he could be described as a nightmare from his texts. Perhaps he has texted things that others have seen- and I have not seen- that says more about him.
. "Throw away your phone after the sale" just because he wanted to reduce the price by £250.00.
I do not know how he could be described as a nightmare from his texts. Perhaps he has texted things that others have seen- and I have not seen- that says more about him.
He wants to get it at £32500, he wants to remap it and he has shown that he may have the money and is willing to do a deal at £32500.
He wants the seller to know that he is a nice guy, not a messer but wants a deal at £32500.00
He correctly states that the mileage is high; that it may have dropped in value in ten months time and may take a hit when a new model comes out. He has not said one thing to indicate that he would be a nightmare after the sale.
So there are a lot of texts, but it takes two to tango. Seller should have insisted in a phone call after a few initial texts.
The seller wants to sell it at £32750 and will not drop £250 on a £32000 car; makes me wonder where the nightmare lies.
I would never buy a car from a guy who will not meet at his home-name and address will be on the V5 anyway-that rings bells with me and may be the sign of a scammer.
I would also hate to buy off some here
Lure the buyer down, sell to him but don't and put Mackerel into the car you are selling him... because he wanted it £250.00 cheaper
Vandalise the car viz smoke in it. Steal the tool kit, spare wheel; drain the petrol so as to leave him stranded five miles out the road. Up the price when he is 20 minutes away, all because he wanted it £250.00 less.
OP phone him, it will not cost you that much and will end the conjecture.
. I might be wrong BUT I'm female so i doubt it I do not know how he could be described as a nightmare from his texts. Perhaps he has texted things that others have seen- and I have not seen- that says more about him.
He wants to get it at £32500, he wants to remap it and he has shown that he may have the money and is willing to do a deal at £32500.
He wants the seller to know that he is a nice guy, not a messer but wants a deal at £32500.00
He correctly states that the mileage is high; that it may have dropped in value in ten months time and may take a hit when a new model comes out. He has not said one thing to indicate that he would be a nightmare after the sale.
So there are a lot of texts, but it takes two to tango. Seller should have insisted in a phone call after a few initial texts.
The seller wants to sell it at £32750 and will not drop £250 on a £32000 car; makes me wonder where the nightmare lies.
I would never buy a car from a guy who will not meet at his home-name and address will be on the V5 anyway-that rings bells with me and may be the sign of a scammer.
I would also hate to buy off some here
Lure the buyer down, sell to him but don't and put Mackerel into the car you are selling him... because he wanted it £250.00 cheaper
Vandalise the car viz smoke in it. Steal the tool kit, spare wheel; drain the petrol so as to leave him stranded five miles out the road. Up the price when he is 20 minutes away, all because he wanted it £250.00 less.
OP phone him, it will not cost you that much and will end the conjecture.
End of the day, whether the OP is right or wrong with his pricing he’s entitled to say no.
Regardless of what the car is worth, the buyer seems like hard work to me...
