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Get ephd

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“30 years of real experience. Property, cars, big purchases. What to watch out for and how to never get fleeced. Real talk only.”

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Even the wise get fleeced
How I Almost Got Fleeced Selling My Own Car I spent weeks trying to sell my BMW. Tyre kickers. Stupid offers. Dealerships offering me nothing. Finally found a dealer who offered a fair price. Drove the car to them. Signed the contract. Agreed $15,500. Delivered the vehicle in the exact condition they inspected and accepted. Then waited four days for payment that never came. Every time I called — it’s in the mail, check your spam, it’s with management, it’s being processed. Then suddenly — after four days of nothing — they raised an oil leak as a reason to pay less. Here’s what I want you to know: They inspected the car before signing. The contract was signed. The price was agreed. A mechanical issue they could have identified at inspection has no legal basis to change the deal. I sent a letter of demand yesterday. The lesson: always get a signed contract. Know your rights. And never let someone rewrite an agreement after the fact. Have you been caught out in a similar situation? Share it below.
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@James Cline that’s only going to happen to you once.
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I did get my money Every last dollar
Tired of getting fleeced
This page will be where we can discuss how , where , and why not .
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Selling your car is a pitfall
I spent weeks trying to sell my BMW. Tyre kickers. Stupid offers. Dealerships offering me nothing. Finally found a dealer who offered a fair price. Drove the car to them. Signed the contract. Agreed $15,500. Delivered the vehicle in the exact condition they inspected and accepted. Then waited four days for payment that never came. Every time I called — it’s in the mail, check your spam, it’s with management, it’s being processed. Then suddenly — after four days of nothing — they raised an oil leak as a reason to pay less. Here’s what I want you to know: They inspected the car before signing. The contract was signed. The price was agreed. A mechanical issue they could have identified at inspection has no legal basis to change the deal. I sent a letter of demand yesterday. The lesson: always get a signed contract. Know your rights. And never let someone rewrite an agreement after the fact. Have you been caught out in a similar situation? Share it below.
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Paul has a sales career that spans over 25 years in the Eastern Suburbs property market, having worked at some of Sydney’s most successful agencies.

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