Dodgy Dealer - WWYD?

[attheponies]

Agree with this, out of interest have just posted this link from FB in Latest News:

http://www.kent.police.uk/news/latest_news/130607_hoese_fraud.html

 

[KVH]

I think this is what I will do . . . just in a conversational way.

He is a lovely boy - wonderful temperament and very sweet . . . I so hope he fulfills all her dreams and ambitions .

P

P.S. When I say "dodgy" . . . think Mrs. B and Kent . . .

How did I guess you would be speaking about the above..

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news...nt/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

 

[PolarSkye]

How did I guess you would be speaking about the above..

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/news...nt/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

. . . and that's why I'm concerned for her . . . but, hopefully, she bought well/wisely . . .

P

 

[SusieT]

I wouldn't be telling her-whats the point in making her worry unless it all starts to go badly-then I would tell her just to make her aware

 

[Gingersmum]

I know the dealers you are talking about and tbh if he doesn't work out she'll never get the money back anyway. All you will do is put negative seeds in her mind and little issues might then be blown out of proportion.
Don't say anything, I wouldn't and if I had bought a horse I wouldn't want to know.
My horse was sold as being a bit spooky but fine. He was/is fine but months later I heard that he used to spin and run off bronching and that he had made people fall off that way.
I thought it was funny as I knew him by this point and he was nothing to worry about!
However if I had heard that at the beginning it would have worried me and perhaps affected the way I rode him.
Your friend may never have a problem so there's no point creating one?!

/\ I agree with this, good answer !