beccallee
New User
Would you refund a deposit if the buyer is now changing their mind as can't collect till a certain date, and due to circumstances my end Ive asked them to collect 2 days before?
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bonny
Well-Known Member
There must be a way round that surely ? Do they still want the horse ?
fidleyspromise
Well-Known Member
If you give deposit back there's still no guarantee you could see and have horse removed by then so what would you be doing then? 2 days difference doesn't seem much compared to how long you could end up having horse?
beccallee
New User
yes they do, suddenly she can take him this weekend however shes wants another 100 off his price as shes gonna have him on full livery. its not worth the hassle for me, but it just is a bit cheeky
HappyHollyDays
Slave to a house cat, 4 yard cats and 2 ponies
Tell her to jog on.
FestiveFuzz
Well-Known Member
Meet in the middle and drop by 50 maybe? Annoying but if 2 days really is make or break it’s gotta be better to guarantee the sale than run the risk of struggling to sell before Christmas.
CanteringCarrot
Well-Known Member
I don't know why it's the sellers problem that the buyer will have the horse on full livery. If the buyer really wants and cares for the horse, they wouldn't make a fuss over 100. If she has issues affording the horse now, I don't know how that'll work out for her in the long run, but there's a lot we don't know about the situation/the buyers situation. If I thought they were a good match and I really wanted to move the horse, I might just try to meet in the middle.
AmyMay
Situation normal
The affordability of the horses care is not your problem. Tell he the price stands and arrange a mutually convenient collection date.
mariew
Well-Known Member
2 days isn't going to cost her £100 in full livery.. she is pushing her luck. If the deal truly is off if no discount then maybe offer £20 quid but I doubt it. You got to have more than £100 in your back pocket for emergencies when you buy a horse and if it's on full livery she can't be at the poverty line.
Arzada
Well-Known Member
A bird in the hand and all that ...
Is it worth £100 to you not to have the hassle of finding another buyer, not to have to pay to keep the horse etc
Is it worth £100 to you not to have the hassle of finding another buyer, not to have to pay to keep the horse etc
PinkvSantaboots
Well-Known Member
That is taking the p so no I would say
beccallee
New User
she won't have him till jan, and apparrently has to pay 3 weeks full livery -