FestiveFuzz
Well-Known Member
HHO will be awfully quiet without us all
HHO will be awfully quiet without us all
I presume school holidays have just started?!
i actually had 2 people booked to view the next day and another 2 days after that. I put them all off till this weekend coming and told the lady she would need to get the vetting done this week, she said she would and left a deposit.
She will not pay for extra weeks livery and wont pay the extra £100 for the vet she found who will do it this week,
So i have not messed her about have i ?
But not to worry, i will work something out and will not come on here again thats for sure.
And so more people need vettings/ jabs etc?
Sorry, when did i say i wanted the horse gone asap ??????
Why do people on this forum just make up stories,
I made an agreement with the buyer and she has broken it, not me. Its not my fault that she can only find one vet to come out who is expensive. She should have thought about that before making an agreement.
I will sell the horse to someone else,
Thanks
No, I think what was being implied was that the OP is a school child coming on here to stir people up.
I'm not saying this is the case here, just explaining the post. It does happen, HHO gets an influx of trolls when school's out.
Fabulous flounce... I must say ...
I must be the only person that has some sympathy with the seller.
If I had agreed to drop a price on a horse on the understanding that it would be vetted that week and sale completed if passed by the end of the week then I don't think it unreasonable to be annoyed that the buyer then doesn't meet their part of the agreement if indeed that was what had been clearly agreed. It takes at least two to parties to make an agreement and that includes the buyer. If they have reneged on their part of the deal then that is their look out.
It seems to me that if buyer wanted to benefit from the £2500 reduction then it seems a bit mean on their part to then to quibble over £100 extra for the vetting. If I were the seller I would be annoyed too. However all in all the seller may as well go ahead with current buyer unless someone is a cash buyer that doesn't want a vetting done because it will still take time to sell the horse.
I think the buyer only ever saw the horse advertised at the lower price.