Will you take £xxxx cash? WTF? :wall:
15-06-2006, 09:38 PM
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Will you take £xxxx cash? WTF? :wall:
Just been having a browse on ebay for a car for the missus and im sick of seeing this question. What else do you buy a car private with? Gold and silver pieces? 
''Hi mate nice golf. Im very interested. Whats your lowest price, i have bags of flour waiting!''
ffs
''Hi mate nice golf. Im very interested. Whats your lowest price, i have bags of flour waiting!''
ffs
15-06-2006, 09:40 PM
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Re: Will you take £xxxx cash? WTF? :wall:
Originally Posted by Lee Reynolds
Just been having a browse on ebay for a car for the missus and im sick of seeing this question. What else do you buy a car private with? Gold and silver pieces?
''Hi mate nice golf. Im very interested. Whats your lowest price, i have bags of flour waiting!''
ffs
''Hi mate nice golf. Im very interested. Whats your lowest price, i have bags of flour waiting!''
ffs
Some people pay in jamjars
15-06-2006, 09:57 PM
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Originally Posted by MattRS1600i
I've had both Cheques and Bankers drafts in the past . Some people arent confident with cash in case they get caught with dodgy notes 
Whats the lowest youll go? Thats anothet good un....like ya gonna tell em...make me an offer god damn it
15-06-2006, 09:58 PM
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Originally Posted by maxest
You can only spend up to 9k (iirc) cash on a car! To do with money laundering etc!
16-06-2006, 07:58 AM
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Originally Posted by maxest
You can only spend up to 9k (iirc) cash on a car! To do with money laundering etc!
my old man has bought every car he's ever had in cash
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16-06-2006, 08:15 AM
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Originally Posted by Lee Reynolds
Whats the lowest youll go? Thats anothet good un....like ya gonna tell em...make me an offer god damn it
16-06-2006, 11:32 AM
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Its usually tradesman, builders, plumbers, joiners, car dealers etc etc that will always ask the 'how much for cash?' question, or people who deal with those people every day.
For obvious reasons, they'll prefer cash every time as they can benefit from taking cash rather than a cheque or bankers draft, so its in their nature to use the 'cash question' in a bid to get a discount.
If anyone asks me what the lowest ill go for cash, ill just double what I actually want for it.
From personal experience though, when buying a car from a dealer, it will always benefit you and the dealer to take cash in your pocket, and use the said 'cash question'.
For obvious reasons, they'll prefer cash every time as they can benefit from taking cash rather than a cheque or bankers draft, so its in their nature to use the 'cash question' in a bid to get a discount.
If anyone asks me what the lowest ill go for cash, ill just double what I actually want for it.
From personal experience though, when buying a car from a dealer, it will always benefit you and the dealer to take cash in your pocket, and use the said 'cash question'.
16-06-2006, 11:41 AM
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it just means "quick sale" rather than literally cash imo.
obviously most people pay by cash, but cheque or bankers draft is still acceptable - but will obviously take longer to clear and therefore slow down the sale.
saying 'for cash' just means got the cash here and we could complete today (or the like)!
obviously most people pay by cash, but cheque or bankers draft is still acceptable - but will obviously take longer to clear and therefore slow down the sale.
saying 'for cash' just means got the cash here and we could complete today (or the like)!
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