hmm,
he's not in need. he is going to make money on this deal regardless of what i do. i don't have to find the receipts. the receipts that i do have, i already know where they are. the rest i will have to call my credit card companies and get some kind of documentation from then.
I thought about this, too. That's why I have the third option on the poll. He did not pay that much for the car. In fact, whatever they do give him, will be more than he paid for the car. I, on the other hand, did put that money into the car... so the money was spent.
Yeah, I'm beginning to learn that life lesson now. This goes in the book with the life lesson I learned about not dating a girl from your workplace :P hehe I lead by example... of what not to do.
He is one of my nephew's good friend's. He is now also my neices' husband's brother. (My neices and nephews are about my same age). We party together every once inwhile.
a.) It is vary rare that anyone can sell a modified car for much more (if not less) than the value of a stock car. The only way to get the full value that I know of, is through insurance.
b.) Sorry if this sounds like whining. I was just asking the communities opinion.
c.) That $3K-4K is...
Okay, here's the (long) story. I sold a car to a close family friend (I know that was a bad idea to start with :frown: ). It was my baby and he swore to take care of it. I sold it to him for $6,250 three weeks ago. This is under bluebook value. I sold it to him for so cheap because I wanted to...
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