Asked by Xolani on 11-12-2024 21:28:48
Question posted in the General Law category relating to Gauteng
Hi/Madam, I sow the car on Facebook book then I went to view it, I ask the buy way should I expect if I buy this car from u then he say, say the only issue it's windscreen ND the disk its expired 2023. OK we negotiate accordingly to wat he told me it's was Saturday. On Monday I went to traffic to do change of ownership, when they pull the history of the car, the car has been transferred to someone else that I don't have the document off, I try to get hold of the seller so that he can sort it out bcz he never say anything about that, he refused Demand me to pay 3500 so Dat he can get one of his guyz to do it mind do it's Monday, he told me to live he will call me the following day. The following day his guy call me and sad the car owes 4800 so Dat I can get a disk, I failed to understand bcz the guy say the car it's owes 1year, but how come 4800 it's Tuesday. OK because the situation of the fastrast me I took the car back to him demanding refund, then he refused wat can I do in this situation, bcz really I don't have money to give him, data the main reason I negotiate on the car
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