Ex taxi with a replaced odometer springs to mind.

Yeah that what I thought too.

I won't pay for it and just will have to pay the 10% fee.

How many miles have been clocked.

If it's only 20/30k and you paid scrap money, why not keep it and see how it runs.

I had an old Peugeot 405 with 190k miles on it and I was planning to keep it for 6 months.

It served me well for 6 years before failing the mot.

You never know...

It shows this when I check mot history.

Test date
22 March 2016Expiry date
29 March 2017Test Result
PassOdometer reading
81,869 miles

Test date
30 March 2015Expiry date
29 March 2016Test Result
PassOdometer reading
72,097 miles

Test date
31 December 2013Expiry date
17 January 2015Test Result
PassOdometer reading
214,411 miles

Test date
3 January 2013Expiry date
17 January 2014Test Result
PassOdometer reading
119,488 miles

Test date
18 January 2012Expiry date
17 January 2013Test Result
PassOdometer reading
35,325 miles

Test date
14 September 2011Expiry date
13 September 2012Test Result
PassOdometer reading
27,748 miles

Test date
25 March 2011Expiry date
24 March 2012Test Result
PassOdometer reading
20,784 miles

Looks like I don't have a leg to stand on and will have to pay the 10% cancellation fee.

Hi, recently registered with copart and have purchased a vehicle.

I did not do any hpi or mileage check until I won the vehicle, I know silly me.

After I had won the auction I was curious and just did a mot history check online at and was shocked to find the mileage had been reversed a few years ago.

I haven't paid yet and contacted the manager to complain about the mileage being tampered with.

I got this message back.

Hello, thank you for your email. I have looked at lot **** and I see the following;

We listed this with an image showing there was an inconsistency with the mileage as per the attached image.

It is your responsibility to complete all pre-auction checks before deciding to bid or how much to bid.

The VRN of this vehicle is on the website for all to see and therefore you were able to complete a HPI or MOT check prior to the auction.

Furthermore in the additional information we listed that there was a discrepancy again please see attached image.

The sale of this vehicle will stand as we have advertised it correctly.

You have the option to enter this vehicle back into the auction once paid for if you no longer wish to keep the vehicle but we cannot guarantee how much it will generate.

The other option is not to pay for it and the vehicle will re-list for this you will incur a 10% fee of the hammer price.

Regards

Apart from the pictures of the car it did state there was discrepancy in the mileage showing at gov.uk MOT.

I thought it was illegal to even sell vehicles that's mileage had been tampered with.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks

thanks

Ok thanks

So let's say they can't supply it,then I cancel and send them a good worded letter from the templates

I have 8 credit cards all of which were defaulted around 2002,before I request the cca,should I cancel the payments I make to them,or should this only be done if the cca cannot be supplied within the specified period

Many thanks

Well I have just managed to cancel my contract,which still had 14 months to run,over 3 charging £1.00 over itemised billing.

When you call customer services,be peristant that they are in breach of terms,I did,and the guy in India said I could cancel.

I understand what your saying,but is this breach of terms,I mean would I be able to cancel my contract?

I have just received my bill,at the bottom half of the page it says 3are going to charge you £1.00 per month for itemised billing,unless you switch to e-billing which will be free.

Now can anyone comfirm if this is a breach of terms and conditions.

thanks for the info

I have seen a company,offering to clear your cards,get compensation,and minimum payout £5000.

No win no fee

Could this be possible?

I have 10 different credit cards

All which are defaulted since around 2002

Or is there another way I could stop paying these credit cards