We Buy Any Car dot com

**Ant7t5** · 27-02-2010,12:27 PM

Aaaargh! Can't get this stupid tune out of my head. Does anyone know of someone who has experience of this company? Seems like about as good an idea as sending your gold through the post.

**RickT** · 27-02-2010,04:49 PM

Originally Posted by Ant7t5

Aaaargh! Can't get this stupid tune out of my head. Does anyone know of someone who has experience of this company? Seems like about as good an idea as sending your gold through the post.

The tune drives me mad too!! LOL!!

I read on another forum, someone put the details in for his Mk3 Golf, they offered him £50 for the car, plus a admin fee of £40 plus a pick up fee of £30!

LOL !

Rick

**stuart** · 27-02-2010,06:45 PM

AAARGGGGGGG!!! I HATE IT!!!!

It has got to the stage I turn the radio off when it's on....

**davidfbmw** · 27-02-2010,07:03 PM

Originally Posted by stuart

AAARGGGGGGG!!! I HATE IT!!!!

It has got to the stage I turn the radio off when it's on....

me too

**Crasher** · 27-02-2010,07:53 PM

I would not use them even if I was desperate. I can’t stand the stupid advert and from what I have heard, the prices they offer are an utter joke, it must be close to being a scam.

**elvismiggell** · 27-02-2010,10:31 PM

Thank you for reminding me...

... now, where's my shotgun...

**dooleys** · 27-02-2010,11:52 PM

WE BUY ANY CAR,but not necessarily at the price you want, or the price its worth (reminds me of an eric and erni episode) its like the WE GARENTEE TO BUY YOUR HOUSE, yes but only if you sell your 200k house for 150K.
point is, its for the desperate and needy, or old and stupid,OH YES YOUNG MAN ,THAT SOUND NICE, I THINK I WILL SELL,NICE YOUNG MAN.
nearly as good as, you COULD WIN UPTO a million pound, so if they gave you a quid, then that legal to the quote isnt it,its all in the wording, the conning b*st£rds.

don't get me going,injustice realy gets my goat.

Bratty · 28-02-2010,12:40 AM

Unless you are thick as cow dung OR absolutely desperate, then that is when these offers make sense. Bit like vultures/oppurtunists.

Dunk

**zollaf** · 28-02-2010,09:41 AM

a few years ago i was selling a honda accord coupe. i advertised it in my local paper, then kept getting this company phoning me up, saying they had a buyer. apparently they did car credit for those that couldnt get credit. this buyer would give me £500 more than it was advertised for as well. all i had to do was send a cheque to them for £75 or thereabouts and they would do the rest. i agreed to it, but on the condition i could send them the cheque after the sale was complete, but they wouldnt do that ??? its a strange scamming world this one. anyway, anyone want a free world cruise ? just send me your bank card, and your pin number and i will post the tickets to you.

Bratty · 28-02-2010,11:36 AM

A while back I advertised my car on German car website and got an immeadiate response from someone in the UK. After a few rather genuinely and credable E-mails he agreed to purchase the car but wanted to ship it to India and would send a cheque to cover shipping etc.
A week or so later I received a UK cheque "FOR TWICE!!" the agreed price of the car.
I sent the cheque immeadiately to my bank in the UK, phoned them to let them know that it was to be handled as potentially fraudulant. A couple of days later the money is in my acount

. A further couple of days the cheque does not clear and the funds are removed

.
Then this mong phones me up not realising that I was British and already was aware that the cheque was stolen.

Thing is what can you do?? they operate across international borders relying on ignorance (when it comes to the banking system) and the fact that the police do not want to bother chasing it up?

Dunk