They were right pricks when I questioned them about what happened but they had already took the other bidders money before I got back there. Close up is a great idea actully as if anybody can blow this out of proportion they can.
3tomany,
Jul 16, 1:58am
i would never have taken that deposit back untill i had rung my lawyer or got other advise, they screwed you good and proper i would say and should compensate you for the cost and inconvinience of this. GO TO CLOSE UP and make some noise
smac,
Jul 16, 2:03am
I'm curious as to what people think the loss is here.
It's a screw up, no doubt about that. But in what way has he been "ripped off"! I guess he could claim ~$10 for the change of ownership.
carclan,
Jul 16, 7:20am
Its not the question of being ripped off, it it the morals these pricks use. I lost a car I didded on and paid the deposit because I won it. The fact someone else decided they bid more is not my problem, remember these guy's at Turners never miss a trick when people bid, there are camera's all around those places.
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