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Sold my 7: What to put on receipt?
TGR-ECOSSE - 30/4/07 at 05:36 PM

I have sold my 7 series BMW at last and is being picked up tomorrow does anybody have any advice what to write on the receipt. The car was checked over and driven by the new owner. Thanks.

Sorry for putting sold my 7 as title but it realy is a 7 and it got your attention


RichieC - 30/4/07 at 05:39 PM

Sold As Seen normally covers it.

Also seen, No warranty given or implied.

These days though, Id be very suprised if anyone had grounds for comeback with a private sale, regardless of what is on the receipt.

Rich

[Edited on 30/4/07 by RichieC]


zxrlocost - 30/4/07 at 05:39 PM

lol sold as seen


Humbug - 30/4/07 at 05:42 PM

Received from Mr XXX of YYYYY

The sum of £ZZZ for BMW 7nn reg X111XXX.

Sold as seen

Signed: you
Your name
Your address

Pref signed by him as well

====================
If poss, take a copy/scan it.


I think that, assuming it is a private sale, there is no comeback fpr the buyer anyway, but it is just as well to get it in writing


cossiebri - 30/4/07 at 05:57 PM

How about putting the time on it as well??
Can't be to careful,bl@*dy speed camera's and 'safety partnership' mobile speed camera's
Done this when i sold my last cossie to a fella who had a slight tendancy to lead foot it.Known as captain flat out to his mates

[Edited on 30/4/07 by cossiebri]


Simon - 30/4/07 at 06:28 PM

Aa above: Sold as seen - condition not warranted, no warranty offered or implied etc etc.

ATB

Simon


Catpuss - 30/4/07 at 06:39 PM

Watch out for Sold as Seen. I remember it being on the Trading Standards web site about an adudication which concluded that Sold as Seen was irrelevant even on a private sale.

You still have grounds for come back. There was a case of a trade sale where the consensus seemed to be that for a car two weeks is sufficient to spot a serious defect in a car. I think this is also on the Trading Standards site. (or was a few years back).

You can put down sold as seen though as most people don't know about it and I don't think its a problem unless of course you are selling it whilst hiding a known defect, which I doubt you are anyhows

If feeling really paranoid, put something along the lines of

Putting the time is a very good idea.


TGR-ECOSSE - 30/4/07 at 06:39 PM

quote:
Originally posted by cossiebri
How about putting the time on it as well??
Can't be to careful,bl@*dy speed camera's and 'safety partnership' mobile speed camera's
Done this when i sold my last cossie to a fella who had a slight tendancy to lead foot it.Known as captain flat out to his mates


[Edited on 30/4/07 by cossiebri]


Good idea never thought of that. I once sold a calibra with no tax and the guy was caught bombing around in it later that day. What a hassle that was trying to sort it out. The guy admitted he had bought the car earlier that day but i was still chased for back tax.


Confused but excited. - 30/4/07 at 07:47 PM

Sold for spares or repair? Def no comebacks.


TGR-ECOSSE - 30/4/07 at 08:59 PM

quote:
Originally posted by Confused but excited.
Sold for spares or repair? Def no comebacks.


Thats how i bought it