Motoring Discussion > webuyanycar.com	Miscellaneous
Thread Author: L'escargot	Replies: 16

New Mon 26 Apr 10 07:14   webuyanycar.com - L'escargot

How do they dispose of the cars they buy? Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 07:44   webuyanycar.com - smokie

They sell them to the public - their locations usually seem to coincide with a Carcraft location. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 12:45   webuyanycar.com - Chris S

They also offer you a low price and charge a £30 administration fee. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 12:49   webuyanycar.com - Ted

....and as well as all that, you get the most irritating advert on the box ! Ted Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 13:40   webuyanycar.com - smokie

What's adverts? Get a PVR Ted! (I'm sure we've done this before somewhere...) Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 13:43   webuyanycar.com - FotheringtonTomas

How do I prevent adverts. being seen using my PVR? Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 13:59   webuyanycar.com - VxFan

>> How do I prevent adverts. being seen using my PVR? Fast forward. This thread must be jinxed. As I clicked to reply on it, the annoying ad just blasted out the radio. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 13:53   webuyanycar.com - borasport

I suspect they go to auction or 'sub prime' dealers :-) They have an office in our building and a their purchases identifiable in the car park as they all have the tax disc taken out and an A4 sheet with the destination in the window - currently one 09 Kia destined for 'UK Car Group' and one MKII Clio headed for 'CC Trade Sales' As I think was mentioned in the old place, they are a division of Carcraft Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 21:16   webuyanycar.com - Bellboy

www.cctrade.co.uk/ i only get a minimum of 2 emails a day off them Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 23:31   webuyanycar.com - Brentus

I just wonder if they do buy any car. Reply to this message | Report message

New Mon 26 Apr 10 23:40   webuyanycar.com - Iffy

...just wonder if they do buy any car... The interpretation 'any car, not every car', would cover all eventualities. I think someone on here or the other place entered a banger onto their website. It came back with an offer of £50, which by the time fees were deducted would give the customer a return of next to nothing. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 27 Apr 10 08:41   webuyanycar.com - Netsur

I tried there website for the XC90 and the offer was rather low compared to what I was finally offered to p/x against the S-Max. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 27 Apr 10 09:00   webuyanycar.com - kensitas

>>I tried there website for the XC90 and the offer was rather low compared to what I was >>finally offered to p/x against the S-Max. Hardly surprising is it? The WBAC offer is not conditional on you buying a car from them, so in effect, it's the 'cold blood' price - your p/x was coloured by what the dealer has in his car to negotiate with. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 27 Apr 10 10:01   webuyanycar.com - smokie

Used them to sell deceased f-i-l car a year or so back, it may not have been top dollar but was easy enough. Whether they are for you really depends on your circumstances and requirements - for a quick sale without the hassle of advertising where else could you go? After all, if they don't offer the price you want then you can just walk away. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 27 Apr 10 11:08   webuyanycar.com - AshT

>I think someone on here or the other place entered a banger onto their website. Twas I - when I was trying to sell one of the Espaces last year I tried their website, £50 was what they came back with. I declined their offer... Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 27 Apr 10 11:33   webuyanycar.com - Dave_

Me too - the Escort came up as £50 minus £24.99 fee AND I was to leave the tax disc in! A friend of mine entered his 09 Suzuki Swift into the website and it offered £50 for that too, strangely. Reply to this message | Report message

New Tue 27 Apr 10 11:40   webuyanycar.com - Clk Sec

>> A friend of mine entered his 09 Suzuki Swift into the website and it offered >> £50 for that too strangely. Tell him I'll double it... Reply to this message | Report message