bought car off ebay not wot add said it was but paid ?spent £3000 on it now can i still claim off seller v s?
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Depending on the sellers rating you 'might' have had redress (through Paypal if you had used them) at one stage but because you carried out repairs, that deems you have accepted the vehicle.  If you push the seller, they may accept taking it back (well who wouldnt, you just spent 3k on it).  They are under no obligation to refund money you have spent on it.  The best chance you may have is if you can prove the MOT is illegal and then go after the garage that gave it, again because you have had many repairs carried out, I suspect this would also be an impossible route to prove.\n\nSorry its not better news.
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if what you get from the seller is not what you were supposed to get, first you should try to email the seller and get it straightened out.\nIf that doesn't work, you can report them to ebay.
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From the paypal website.\n\nWhen you pay with PayPal, you gain access to a forum for dispute resolution called the Resolution Center. Through it, you can file a claim against:\nA physical good that you paid for but never received.\n\n\nA physical good you purchased on eBay that is significantly different than what was described in the listing. \nDispute Resolution specialists gather information about your transaction and help you resolve the issue. Throughout the process, you’ll be advised of your claim’s status via email and on your Account Overview page.\n\nFor specific terms and conditions, please review the Buyer Complaint Policy in our User Agreement.
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Yes it is legal.  What typically happens is that you are still on the books for the full purchase of the loan.  If they repo the car, they auction it off and then try to collect on the difference.  The only recourse that you might have is if the auction price was considerably less than the fair market value.  You might be able to do something there.  Other wise, sorry to say..You are stuck.
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There are no general EU rights. Your question belongs to national law. You'll have to check where you bought the car or where is got registrated.
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I would start by filing it in yours.  If he objects he can file a motion with that court for a change in venue or a motion that the court in your area does not have standing in the case.\n\nBut did you try to work it out with the seller, I did not see that mentioned, it only says you filed a claim with the auction site.\n\n\nand how was the items not what you bought, how was it wrong
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Making threats is not a very good idea as you could end up in court.You dont say how much you paid for the item,but first go to site map and find part that requests contact information.Insert user id of the person with whom you are having problem with,along with item number of your purchase.You will then be sent the sellers personal contact information as held by Ebay.Give them a call and be firm but polite and try to resolve this way.If you paid extra for insurance then seller should be able to claim.If this fails then try calling their bluff with the threat of the small claims court.As you paid by cheque you will find that you will get very little,if any,recompense form Ebay themselves.Thats reserved for paypal users.Hope this helps
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Registered on ebay?  no.
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http://www.dealtime.com/xPP-Used_Cars--_1_000____1_500
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I have experienced this problem before with Ebay and I believe their general rule is to reply with a "cut and paste" response...not very helpful. \n\nThere was a feature about this on Watchdog, if you missed it check out the website for more info\n\nwww.bbc.co.uk/watchdog\n\nNot that it will help your situation...but you're not the only one out there experiencing this...
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The buyer would've started procedures to reclaim this money, they give I believe 10 days for the seller to respond to the claim.\n\nIf they feel the buyer has an argument they return the money.\n\nYou should've contacted PayPal at the time to argue your case.
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If you suspect fraud, you should report this\n\n1. the police \n2. report to yahoo. got the main page and follow the contact us. I think it is a waste of time, as Yahoo does nothing.\n3. if it is retail fraud then report it to the consumer association relevant for your country.\n\nNot knowing the full details, I suspect it is a Nigerian fraud scam. Happened to me, they tried to buy my car with a forged cheque, but I would not release the car until funds had cleared into my account. I got the bank to check if the cheque was genuine before i banked it and told them that I was suspicious of the people wanting to buy my car. I also reported it to the police, where I had to give a full statement.
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U may have bought it, but its still protected.\n\nNote 1::: There are ways around this, But this is not the forum to talk about it, sorry
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Try to contact the seller. If you bought it from a business, contact the better business bureau. If you bought the item for mote than like 750 dollars, it is considered theft.
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I am a bit confused as to how you were to receive the car from the eBay seller. Presumably the seller would have to drive the car to you or you would have to pick the car up from the seller, in either case there is no need to wire the money to the seller as you can provide cash, a bank cheque or money order on the spot. Furthermore I believe eBay specifically warn AGAINST using Western Union money transfers.\n\nBut this of course does not answer your questions. How do you get your money back?\n\n1. without insurance or identification of the theives, you have no chance of getting the $5K back.\n\n2. regarding the $2,500 ebay transaction, you could possibly see a community legal centre and get a letter of demand written by a lawyer to the recipient, threatening to commence legal action if they do not return your money. This is unlikely to actually work but it may be a starting point. Depending on the policies of the centre, they may be able to initaite proceedings on your behalf. I take it you have the seller's full name and address?\n\nGood luck.
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You aren't providing enough facts.\n\n1. What reason do they give for wanting you to return the car?\n\n2. Are they offering any alternative to your returning the car?\n\n3. Does your purchase contract state anything that would lead you to believe that the dealer has a right to rescind/cancel the contract and demand the car's return? If so, what does it say?
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Inform them that you have sent the payment.  Next, take that little stub (receipt thing) that you got with your money order and call up the financial agency.  Ask them if that money order was cashed or not.  If it was, you know the eBay seller received your money and is trying to cheat you!  Otherwise, simply tell the seller to be patient and to wait.  International mail takes time.\n\nIf eBay intervenes on this issue, make sure you have all your documentation handy.  Preferably a scanned copy of that money order receipt so you can prove to the eBay investigator that you DID pay for the item, and that the seller is not being patient enough.