Buying a car on line.

I once bought a clocked lemon because I fell into the trap of beautiful pictures and seeing the car at night.
By the time I realised the many issues the dealer had gone.
On the other hand, I sold a 40 year old vespa online, fully restored to the last detail.
This kid decided he wanted it without seeing it in person.
I said no.
He bothered me for 2 days, so I said to him that if he paid half plus £300 delivery I would've taken it there myself (200 miles away).
And so off I went, get there, massive detached house, 2 mercedes and a Chelsea tractor in the drive.
The kid comes out with his dad, looks at the vespa and says: "But this has got gears! I don't know how to drive it"
My answer: "what part of "4 manual gears" wasn't clear?"
The dad laughed and sent me on my way with an apology.
I made him wait 2 weeks for the deposit.
Never again.
 
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My advice would be to always inspect before you buy. Otherwise your treading a very thin line.
 
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I'd say a 3rd of our bikes are bought by customers unseen (apart from pictures on email).

Makes no sense to lie or miss-sell as there's the distance selling act (or whatever it's called now?).

We send them all over the country to happy customers.
 
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