southerncomfort
Well-Known Member
Bang to rights I'd say!
How stupid she was not to just refund you. Now she really is in an awful lot of trouble.
How stupid she was not to just refund you. Now she really is in an awful lot of trouble.
What a good idea! I too don’t know the OP, but I do know she should get her money back, plus costs. That’s what a court would judge, I would have thought. The seller’s niece really did her no favours on here. The more we learn, the more it all sounds woefully dodgy to me.Seller I have a new proposal for you. Pay her £250 now, £200 deposit £25 small claim fee £25 compensation, and I'd bet my bottom dollar she'll stop that court case and go away. I have no connection with her, I don't even know her name. It genuinely seems to me to to be your best option right now.
SLH...I would stop posting here now as it’s involving too many people and fueling the fire, it’s not helping. Don’t bother making contact with the seller again, you have enough proof of the situation and Just proceed with the claim. Good luck
This is simply another futile attempt to intimidate you; don’t fall for the bluff and bluster, OP.I will state, for the record and in the name of fairness, that they USED to deal, not anymore.
Apparently seller has an "equine barrister " friend who has told her that this thread is going to get me into deep trouble.
I will state AGAIN: I have not personally identified the seller, I have not resorted to infantile name calling or called into question anyone mental health, I have not done/said anything illegal/untrue/abusive etc.
All I want is my deposit back as seller was unable to supply the horse "with no health issues what so ever" that she advertised. I cannot seem to get her to understand that she is under legal obligation. She simply keeps repeating that she isn't obliged to return it, that I'm "hassling" and "being abusive ", and that I keep "putting crap all over the internet ".
SLH...I would stop posting here now as it’s involving too many people and fueling the fire, it’s not helping. Don’t bother making contact with the seller again, you have enough proof of the situation and Just proceed with the claim. Good luck
I think (not positive) that you are classed as a dealer if you sell 8 or more a year by HMRC and subject to income tax on profits.
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Thats one for the conformation thread!
What’s up with his back end?!
To let the original thread die till SLH replies, why not start a new thread with "how about this one."?
I think (not positive) that you are classed as a dealer if you sell 8 or more a year by HMRC and subject to income tax on profits.
Which bit is nice ?
To let the original thread die till SLH replies, why not start a new thread with "how about this one."?
Has everyone gone overboard on this one because SLH has had one they thought was ok fail the vet? For the price, allowing for his age and obvious lack of muscle, and naff photos, I think that's a fair enough horse who will look totally different at eight and make someone a good friend and lower level RC horse. Not SLH though, because I'd be surprised if he's 16 hands and any way he won't carry her weight yet.
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