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Vteckidd
03-12-2007, 11:45 AM
Ok so my friend recently purchased a guys car on here. He was asking $1000. He contacts the seller, goes to meet him at his house, check the car out, it looks like a winner so he decides to buy it. Now the car had to be picked up with a truck and trailor LATER ON since it wasnt movable.

He says to the seller "HOWS $800 CASH SOUND TODAY".

He says "$800 is fine, i can give you the title on THursday. Let me know when your coming back to pick the car up."

He hands me the keys, i leave. Thursday he calls me an asks if i had gotten the car yet, i tell him no that i had been busy. I would get it soon. He comes by saturday an gives me the title and says "you have the rest of my money?". i was like WTF?

he thinks i should give him $200 more since he was ASKING $1000. i say no because i negotiated a $800 price. The fact that he gave me the keys an title proves he accepted my offer.

well i went an got the car an hes wigging out that i "owe" him more money.

Now $200 is not a bad deal and its still worth it, but its the principle.

THOUGHTS?

pay up or no?

2.0civic
03-12-2007, 11:47 AM
done deal. you have key and title so tell him to eat it

2.0civic
03-12-2007, 11:48 AM
i would say that if you are friends with the guy but hell, if someones principles were like this you dont want to do business with them anyway

Ran
03-12-2007, 11:48 AM
Agreed. If you made a deal, then stick to it.

Decker1.8t
03-12-2007, 11:49 AM
Unless you think he's capable of layin down some pain, don't pay his ass. He made an offer and you accepted the offer. Not that it ould hold up in court, but that's a verbal contract right there.

LiL PaKi
03-12-2007, 11:52 AM
So from his view he meant $800 cash today and $200 later but u thought $800 cash today and that's it.. this is why you should have a bill of sale...

twinj
03-12-2007, 11:53 AM
I'd wouldn't. Tell him you accepted eight hundred its done. Why you give me the key if it wasn't?

TIGERJC
03-12-2007, 11:56 AM
I would just pay up since he made the mistake and I know my kindess will be pay in the long run

LiL PaKi
03-12-2007, 11:56 AM
I'd wouldn't. Tell him you accepted eight hundred its done. Why you give me the key if it wasn't?

maybe the guy was trusting him to pay up... that's why he gave the keys then.. and then later brought the title and asking for money at the same time. right?

05Tib
03-12-2007, 11:57 AM
I'd wouldn't. Tell him you accepted eight hundred its done. Why you give me the key if it wasn't?

bingo. would u give someone keys to a car knowing they still owe u money? yeah right, sounds like he is just trying to get another $200 from u. Tell him to F off

JennB
03-12-2007, 11:58 AM
I think he misunderstood. He probably though that $800 takes it home today but the total price is still $1000. Should have written up a bill of sale though.

thinkfast®
03-12-2007, 12:04 PM
TELL HIM HE'S LUCKY HE GOT $800 SO HE BETTER TAKE IT ANS SHUT THE FUK UP

TELL HIM TO KICK ROCKS

OH ALSO TELL HIM YOU GOT THE KEYS SO HE'S ASSED OUT

ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD, TELL HIM YOU KNOW FOOLS THAT PUT IN WORK ON THE WEST COAST, WE GOT 2 STRIKES TO BURN YA DIG.... IT AINT NOTHIN

Rican219
03-12-2007, 12:16 PM
FTL!! Enjoy new whip

Evil Goat
03-12-2007, 12:16 PM
So from his view he meant $800 cash today and $200 later but u thought $800 cash today and that's it.. this is why you should have a bill of sale...


hit the nail on the head, never leave a situation w/out a bill of sale showing clearly what the agreement is

Leisa
03-12-2007, 12:49 PM
TELL HIM HE'S LUCKY HE GOT $800 SO HE BETTER TAKE IT ANS SHUT THE FUK UP

TELL HIM TO KICK ROCKS

OH ALSO TELL HIM YOU GOT THE KEYS SO HE'S ASSED OUT

ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD, TELL HIM YOU KNOW FOOLS THAT PUT IN WORK ON THE WEST COAST, WE GOT 2 STRIKES TO BURN YA DIG.... IT AINT NOTHIN
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DAMN... LISTEN TO THE SHIT TALKIN...LOL

kennyboi
03-12-2007, 12:55 PM
1)did he say $800 done deal
or
2)did he say $800 now then $200 later

if he said #1 it a done deal
if he said #2 then give him the $200 and call it a day

quickdodge®
03-12-2007, 12:56 PM
I think he misunderstood. He probably though that $800 takes it home today but the total price is still $1000. Should have written up a bill of sale though.

That is my first guess. Later, QD.

Killer
03-12-2007, 02:02 PM
I think he misunderstood. He probably though that $800 takes it home today but the total price is still $1000. Should have written up a bill of sale though.

agreed

JDM TYTE YO
03-12-2007, 02:06 PM
what did u say when he came with the title and asked u for the $200? i'm sure he wouldn't have given u the car title if u said u weren't going to pay the rest.

99SI
03-12-2007, 02:07 PM
If it is still a good deal at $1,000 then do it that way. Then both parties are satisfied with the transaction. ALWAYS write up and sign a bill of sale to avoid confusion. I may have interpreted that "$800 cash today" meant just that, 800 now 200 later. Another idea would be to split it and give him $100 and tell him that since it was a misunderstanding that you would be generous and go half of the difference. You were just as surprised that he wanted another $200 as he was that you weren't giving him another $200. Compromise is where it's at.

Ltdnismorace
03-12-2007, 02:30 PM
is the car worth 1k, if so pay the 2 more bills, 200 bucks isn't worth a freindship brotha

Decker1.8t
03-12-2007, 02:35 PM
is the car worth 1k, if so pay the 2 more bills, 200 bucks isn't worth a freindship brotha

What?! $200 is like a week and a half worth of food.

Ltdnismorace
03-12-2007, 02:39 PM
What?! $200 is like a week and a half worth of food.

take it from a guy who has had his 2 best friends die within the last 2 years, 200 dollars is not worth a friendship

bigdare23
03-12-2007, 03:03 PM
If it was because of miscommunication then pay the $200 (that what it sounds like), but your already getting a good deal anyways.

Decker1.8t
03-12-2007, 03:33 PM
take it from a guy who has had his 2 best friends die within the last 2 years, 200 dollars is not worth a friendship

losing someone to death is nowhere near losing someone's friendship over $200. Besides, I don't think the guy asking for the money is Mike's friend.

joesblk_teg
03-12-2007, 03:40 PM
If it is still a good deal at $1,000 then do it that way. Then both parties are satisfied with the transaction. ALWAYS write up and sign a bill of sale to avoid confusion. I may have interpreted that "$800 cash today" meant just that, 800 now 200 later. Another idea would be to split it and give him $100 and tell him that since it was a misunderstanding that you would be generous and go half of the difference. You were just as surprised that he wanted another $200 as he was that you weren't giving him another $200. Compromise is where it's at.
that's what i would do

Vteckidd
03-12-2007, 04:08 PM
well i agreed to give him the extra $200, again it was no big deal, i was just wondering what ya;ll thought

bigdare23
03-12-2007, 07:38 PM
Mike you know IA has nothing but no good punks that would fuck someone whenever they get the chance.

Bishop
03-12-2007, 07:39 PM
as long as it was well understood that the price you offered was $800 and he agreed, then i say no, the deal was done. He's just trying to guilt you into giving him an extra $200.

Lucky DAWG
03-12-2007, 07:48 PM
if he genuinely seems confused about this then i would give him the 200$ presuming he is a good friend of yours.

i've had friends including myself get in fights over confusion over possesion of items all of the time.

me and my friend got into a dispute over a ps3 we got the day they came out when they were selling for thousands profit, i was right but i let it go because i would rather have him as a friend anyways.

turns out he LOST the PS3 in his house and i sold the one i got for profit, so karma was a bitch to him haha

nx2000det
03-13-2007, 02:21 AM
there was def a misunderstanding. weather or not you decide to give him the extra 200 is based on if your conscience is feeling guilty. but to me you said 800 cash now he said ok, so i would be fine with everything. he's the one with the misunderstanding.

Hulud
03-13-2007, 07:26 AM
Unless you think he's capable of layin down some pain, don't pay his ass. He made an offer and you accepted the offer. Not that it ould hold up in court, but that's a verbal contract right there.
actually it will hold up in court, the guy made a verbal contract by agreeing to $800 and he gave mike the keys and title so the contract was fulfilled, done deal

IndianStig
03-13-2007, 03:45 PM
There was probably a misunderstanding, like others have been saying. A bill of sale should have been drafted. Pay him 100$ and call it even just to be a good guy.

2.0civic
03-13-2007, 03:52 PM
holy shit 6 posts after he already said the other 200 was paid.

IndianStig
03-13-2007, 03:55 PM
holy shit 6 posts after he already said the other 200 was paid.


Yeah sorry, never went to the second page. :tongue1:

civic95
03-13-2007, 04:11 PM
Sounds like he thought you only had $800, and might be waiting to get the rest. Without a bill of sale saying I (so & so) bought (desc of car/vin#), from (so & so) on (date) for (X amount of $) *Signed by both parties* It's still legally his car.

99SI
03-13-2007, 04:25 PM
Vteckidd's just a fucking idiot that has no business buying cars in the first place. Tell him you'll pee on him if he doesn't leave you alone. :D

aaronfelipe
03-13-2007, 04:54 PM
Sounds like a misunderstanding to me. He probably needed the money which is why he took that much,

Killer
03-13-2007, 05:00 PM
well i agreed to give him the extra $200, again it was no big deal, i was just wondering what ya;ll thought


so did u find out if he just thought u meant 800 to take it home.. and 200 later?

or did he just change his mind and want 2 more bills?

RandomGuy
03-13-2007, 05:31 PM
the answer to this thread boils down to the race of the car seller

affirmative actionely speaking, if he was black, mexican, or chinese (that covers all minorities) then you must give his money... if not then you're straight.

§treet_§peed
03-13-2007, 09:22 PM
um Mike according to your first post... it was a friend that bought this car.. then you said it was you.. sounds a little fishy to me...:ninja: lol