11-11-2014, 01:50 PM
Right, I'm getting very close to locking and removing again.
If there's any talk of "talking to my hub nut persuader" - it's getting deleted, it's absolutely bloody ridiculous that two blokes over the age of 12 can't sort out a dispute without resorting to threatening each other with garage tools. Not only that I really can't believe that I'm sat here trying to sort a dispute that's nothing to do with the forum, even if they WERE sold on the forum, it's absolutely nothing to do with us... But I digress.
I know these studs well, I have a set in my engine... No, they are not ARP, but are a slight improvement over stock. However, they might have been falsely advertised.
Teddy: You say they were sold on Facebook - have you got anywhere that is proof that he sold them describing them as ARP studs - using the for sale advert on the forum as reference is not good enough.
However....
It would appear that you've only gotten upset about this since you tried to sell them on as ARP studs yourself, IIRC there was a photo you posted on (f*cking...) Facebook that was an image of said studs and multiple people telling you that they were infact NOT ARP studs... This should have set the alarm bells ringing there and then... NOT after you've tried to sell them multiple times yourself as ARP studs and realising that it's going to be a little more difficult now people are aware of it!
If there's any talk of "talking to my hub nut persuader" - it's getting deleted, it's absolutely bloody ridiculous that two blokes over the age of 12 can't sort out a dispute without resorting to threatening each other with garage tools. Not only that I really can't believe that I'm sat here trying to sort a dispute that's nothing to do with the forum, even if they WERE sold on the forum, it's absolutely nothing to do with us... But I digress.
I know these studs well, I have a set in my engine... No, they are not ARP, but are a slight improvement over stock. However, they might have been falsely advertised.
Teddy: You say they were sold on Facebook - have you got anywhere that is proof that he sold them describing them as ARP studs - using the for sale advert on the forum as reference is not good enough.
Quote:When you buy something, you have a right to expect it to match any description given by the seller. This could be the wording in an advert, a photograph, or a verbal description. If it doesn't, you have a right to a refund. This applies regardless of whether the seller is a private individual or a business.
For example, if a seller at a car boot sale claims that a coat is made of real fur and you find out it’s fake, you have a right to a refund.
However....
Quote:If a private seller sells you something that’s not theirs to sell or which doesn't match its description, you should ask for a refund. You need to do this quickly otherwise you may lose your right to a full refund although you may still have a right to compensation.
It would appear that you've only gotten upset about this since you tried to sell them on as ARP studs yourself, IIRC there was a photo you posted on (f*cking...) Facebook that was an image of said studs and multiple people telling you that they were infact NOT ARP studs... This should have set the alarm bells ringing there and then... NOT after you've tried to sell them multiple times yourself as ARP studs and realising that it's going to be a little more difficult now people are aware of it!
