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*** Mummo ***

*** Mummo *** Report 22 Mar 2010 11:49

Do you know what, l really hate it when l hear stories like this, it makes my blood boil.
All l can say to you is good luck in trying the small claims court and if you donot have any luck there well lets hope one day the same happens to him............what goes round comes round.

Supersleuth

Supersleuth Report 22 Mar 2010 12:42

Have you got his contact details?

Even if advertising as a private seller - Trading Standards may have flagged him up as a commercial seller posing as Private. Worth asking local Trading Standards officer and keep an eye out for similar advertisements with the same contact details.

If it turns out to be a commercial trader there is a minimum "7 day cooling off period for any goods or services over £35". Put your dissatisfaction in writing to him NOW to cover yourself just in case you want to pursue it.

If geniune private seller little you can do but you never know..... did you tell him the circumstances? If yes - sounds like he took advantage of you; if no - perhaps he has a heart.