Jola
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I bought an Asus UX31A on Classifieds, final confirmation of the deal was at 7:46 pm on Tuesday 6 Jan 2015. At this point all price and settlement details (ie payment, location of exchange) had been agreed.
The next morning the seller (Visser, name of Rian), let me know that he may be late for the exchange, but would let me know when he could make it.
Since then he has disappeared, and has obviously reneged on the deal. So I am sitting with R9000 in cash, no notebook, and I will have to pay cash deposit fees to the bank.
Everything was in writing, so I could in theory take him to court on this. Maybe force him to deliver such a notebook, he would have to buy a new one and deliver it to me at the agreed price.
A month or two ago I negotiated the purchase of a bundle of DVD's and Blu-rays for R1500. Again, price, settlement details, everything was arranged and confirmed, again all in writing.
Seller just sent me a message the next morning that someone had offered him R2000, bad luck to me.
This is really poor form, are there no ethics in the Classifieds section ?
The next morning the seller (Visser, name of Rian), let me know that he may be late for the exchange, but would let me know when he could make it.
Since then he has disappeared, and has obviously reneged on the deal. So I am sitting with R9000 in cash, no notebook, and I will have to pay cash deposit fees to the bank.
Everything was in writing, so I could in theory take him to court on this. Maybe force him to deliver such a notebook, he would have to buy a new one and deliver it to me at the agreed price.
A month or two ago I negotiated the purchase of a bundle of DVD's and Blu-rays for R1500. Again, price, settlement details, everything was arranged and confirmed, again all in writing.
Seller just sent me a message the next morning that someone had offered him R2000, bad luck to me.
This is really poor form, are there no ethics in the Classifieds section ?
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