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Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 3:41 pm
by pvr
Good man :thumbsup:

Will expect the pictures though.

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 5:55 pm
by 535dboy
I've always fancied a go in an ST but never done it
Of the two I would also prefer the vw for the engine )basically same as our tt) and the 4 wheel drive which really does mean you can boot it out of wet corners

Pics!!!

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 6:04 pm
by x555
I have never driven an r32 but did consider one a good while back (before the x) they look great imo but alas way to small now for me :cry:
I used to have a vr6 and to this day it's still one of my favourite cars :D .....not the best i have owned...but great fun :D

bank transfer advice

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 7:37 pm
by BL02WAS
again agree alarm bells rang ypon reading the words kenya and exporting!! play it safe!!! with regards to the cars, having owned a mark 4 golf in past (gti anni version) im not a fan to be honest, and would take the st all day ling as i think the focus is a much nicer looking car these says as mk4 showing its age style wise. think focus is a great car!!! but glad your happy with the motor as thats all that counts!!!


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Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 10:33 pm
by Chompers
Jas, firstly, top man for selling the 'X' and hope you got a fair price. Bank transfer has to be the way to go as others have said and it sounds like your bank will help confirm all is well, just make sure you don't let the car go before it is cleared and get the all clear from your bank.

As for the purchase of the new VW, well done not what I would have choosen, Astra VXR for me any day, but the R32 would be a close 2nd. Good luck mate and look forward to the pics :thumbsup:

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:37 pm
by jas328sport
Well payment has just been made via chaps so should be showing in my account before 5.30 as he just met the cut off point.
I have read that chaps payments can possibly be reversed if done before close of business on the same day as payment is made so i will ring tomorrow to check that it is still there and then get it transferred into another account i have but it would appear at least that all is above board :yeah:

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:48 pm
by pvr
The transfer won't help you though as it it was fraud, you would still responsible for coughing up.

So when is the Golf due?

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 3:52 pm
by jas328sport
Golf is due at the weekend.

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:10 pm
by jas328sport
As far as the transfer goes I guess i will have to keep my fingers crossed. The bank and 2 dealers I have spoken to all advised bank transfer as the safest way so I guess I have done the best I can under the circumstances. As far as fraud goes I suppose that could be argued whichever way I had accepted payment.
As for the car being exported I must admit that it did set alarm bells ringing but both of the dealers I spoke to had also sold vehicles lately in similar circumstances and surely if he had anything to hide then why bother telling me, the dealer that I am buying the golf from told me he sold an x5 for export to Kenya 3 weeks ago, my buyer also told me that he has an appt to view another x in Manchester on Thursday again for export so they must shift a fair few.

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 4:58 pm
by jas328sport
Bank have now confirmed payment has been recieved and now transferred into another account so according to the guy on the phone it is now mine and cannot be reversed, i will go to the bank and get a written statement tomorrow just to be 100% before i let the car go.

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Tue Nov 09, 2010 5:09 pm
by pvr
Well, you have done everything you can do.

Re: bank transfer advice

Posted: Sat Nov 13, 2010 9:38 pm
by jas328sport
Well I am now the owner of an r32.
Definitely going to be a love and hate thing, love the exhaust sound but do find myself thinking shut up at times, love the gearbox but also missing the auto and keep trying to put it in gear without the clutch and keep forgetting the handbrake and trying to start it in gear as it is the first manual I have driven in over 2 years.
It is best described as a go cart with a nest of angry wasps under the bonnet, although it is great fun it is way to small in all honesty. Will get some pics once.the weather cheers up a bit.