Yeh saw that lol.I actually noticed it on the first auction in the picture showing the km for the cambelt change.
nightboss,
Nov 13, 8:22pm
Just sold for $1150.00
cowlover,
Nov 13, 9:05pm
How do we know i was a mistake.If it was a $1 reserve then the seller actually was prepared to accept $1.As it sold for the buy now which was more than the reserve I think you could win if you pushed the point.Depends how much of an ahole you want to be I guess.
icemans1,
Nov 13, 10:20pm
all is fair in love and war - it's a done deal, fair and square IMHO
mokaubach,
Nov 13, 11:32pm
That's a fault with Trademe, reprisal feedback, EBay doesn't allow it, Trademe shouldn't either.
ambo11,
Nov 14, 5:53am
Its a Subaru.I'd say at $2.20 you got ripped.lol
arejaytee1,
Nov 15, 1:02pm
get bhold of tm as i am sure that wen auction finished that is a legal and binding agreement. this happened to a car sales in sthisland and they had to go thru with sale at there loss
countrypete,
Nov 15, 3:16pm
You are wrong on both counts.Firstly there is a legal remedy for genuine mistakes - as this one was, as the "buy now" price was clearly an error.Secondly, the car dealership you refer to set up the "genuine mistake" as a promotional gimmick - and look how it went for them - money well spent on brilliant publicity!
aktow,
Nov 16, 1:53am
both times the reserve was $1 so legally you can take the seller to small claims court. they broke a contract. i would ask trademe for there name and address and send them a warning to release car or go to small claims.
panicky,
Nov 16, 4:47am
where you would not win.
plasticboys,
Nov 16, 5:10am
but it was a Subaru
countrypete,
Nov 16, 5:56am
The reserve was correct.The buy now was an error.Get with the programme!
etalocohc,
Nov 21, 11:00am
cry me a river
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