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Originally Posted by Jamesp
I'd provide the seller with an itemized list of monetary damages and walk away from the wasted time. If the seller refused to make me whole monetarily, I'd provide one more chance before going to the law. Either the seller screwed up, in which case the seller needs to settle damages, or its an attempted scam. The sellers attitude will demonstrate which it is.
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Solid advise.
I was helping my son-in-law find a used Toyota 4-Runner. Everything looked great on one.... until we ran a CarFax. The odometer had been rolled back more than 60,000 miles. Seller played dumb.
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