View Poll Results: What do I do about this unfortunate circumstance?
Suck it up, caviat empture, let the buyer beware?
63
64.29%
Ask for his monetary participation because he mis-represented the boat when specifically asked?
7
7.14%
If he is unwilling to help, drop it and move on?
26
26.53%
If he is unwilling to help take him to small claims court depending on the cost?
2
2.04%
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I need some help! Did I get screwed or is this a simple case of caviot emptur?
08-28-2003, 08:17 PM
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That's why you have a boat surveyed before you finalize the deal.
You see the surveyor tries to tell you what's wrong with the boat, you really want the boat and don't want to hear any of this bullsh*t, you feel better and more responsible because you're paying this guy, and when it's all said and done you buy the boat anyway but have somebody to blame for all the sh*t that went wrong.
Life is great! John Gov.
You see the surveyor tries to tell you what's wrong with the boat, you really want the boat and don't want to hear any of this bullsh*t, you feel better and more responsible because you're paying this guy, and when it's all said and done you buy the boat anyway but have somebody to blame for all the sh*t that went wrong.
Life is great! John Gov.
08-30-2003, 08:04 PM
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You're just going to get into a wizzin contest over whether he lied or you misunderstood. Thing you also kinda need to think about: What performance boat manufacturer warranties even a NEW boat for as long as you've had that one? You will only end up with no compensation and an upset stomach if you pursue it, I think. Wishing you a quality repair at a reasonable price. --- Jer
