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Cosplay:
1. Go through every single post I've made history related comments on. I'm as polite as I could possibly be. I vouch for myself, nobody else.

2. Whenever a VIN is displayed, whether at my or some other person's behest, I may run that VIN.
I only return with my findings when:

- The person has made a false claim on that thread, directly contradicted by the history.

Examples: 'accident-Free', flood free, no accidents, clean title when it's a salvaged vehicle, or false mileage.

- the person was not forthcoming or ignored the VIN requests and the VIN had to be provided for the seller, without his direct consent.

As long as a seller does not make false claims, and posts the VIN, we will stay far away from that thread.

3. You're wrong. I have commended quite a number of individuals for being forthcoming with the VIN. It may be overt, as in DelTel 's brilliant ads, among others, which are paying off btw, or covert by sharing and liking their adverts.

4. Whichever dealer decides to hide the VIN because they weren't commended for doing things the right, transparent way is at liberty to. One way or the other the VIN will be made available.

5. The middlemen are not aware of? Please carguideng autocheck is 1000. There's computerglobal. There's a thread here offering free reports sometimes. How can you claim to be a middleman when you don't even know what you're selling? There's a gentleman who advertised a stolen or illegally obtained venza. The ad is still here. His case was different because it wouldn't have been obvious or easy to detect it. That's a different thing.

6. Tell this anonymous indecisive buyer to schedule a physical inspection by a trusted professional. That, and this history should guide his decisions.

7. Read 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 again.

Cosplay:
1. There is nothing wrong with salvage vehicles when they're repaired to standard and the buyer is aware of the history even before any inspection.

2. So because odometer rollback occurs in the US, we should...I don't quite get your point. What, we should all encourage it? If you didn't know, odometer rollback is a federal felony, not even a misdemeanor charge. If incest happens in the US, we should all be incestuous as well? Moot point.

3. I've come to understand that the process for recertifying salvage vehicles isn't even as vigorous as I had assumed. Turns out in some places it's quite lax. So yes, this vehicle could very well have been used all that time and not be repaired to standard.

4. I don't own a vehicle, don't even own any automobile of any kind, don't even have the finances to afford any automobiles at all.

5. As for your friend who did more than what whoever did whenever, the best of luck to him, to each his own.

Cosplay:
Finally, because you have completely managed to miss the point entirely, either on purpose, because you do seem to have some selective memory, or unintentionally,

The point was never about salvage or no salvage. Most of your vehicles are salvage.

Is this vehicle with this history what you would consider accident free?

Mayor555:
The silver

Cosplay:
Don't be fooled by this Clean Title this, Clear title that.

Run your vehicle history reports, do your thorough vehicle physical inspection, and don't depend on the absence of a salvage title.

Cosplay:
You in particular.

Can you show me just one post where the seller mentioned clean title?

Just one.

• Me in Particular . This advert was posted 2days ago and thete is possibility I & YOU didn't see it until now which the heading must have been edited but going by Ipfreely's post, I'm sure we both missed where he stated "accident free"

Cosplay:
Accident-free as it's claimed here has NOTHING to do with salvage. If the intention were to indicate the absence of salvage history the sellers would clearly state that.

You can all try to twist the grammar and turn and mould it to suit your designs, but this vehicle is NOT ACCIDENT FREE. It's right there on the report.

It's certainly not salvaged, but it sure is not ACCIDENT FREE.

It would be a different thing if the seller claimed clean title. This is a clean title because it's not salvaged. But this is not a clean history.

This is NOT ACCIDENT FREE.

Keep twisting the English to suit you.

Ipfreely:
You should also be more circumspect and pay more attention to issues before you leave comments.

The primary issue is not that the vehicle has had accidents.

The primary issue is that the dealer claimed it was accident free. That is a bold and easily verifiable claim to make.

But when the claim, accident free, is present, well then that becomes false advertising. Which is wrong.

DelTel:
Big boss Calculusx.

Vehicle arriving 30th March.

Mayor555:
Vin as in Vincent bah?
Consider my offer... Though I know it's fair..
Happy sales chief.

calculusx:
• Replacement parts

2 Headlamps
1 Front Grill
1 Front Bumper
1 Fog lamp

N:B No Structural Damage No Airbag Deploy

meetchandus:
Yes sir.Please paste the VIN here..Thanks

meetchandus:
VIN please..

obiekezieco:
Hey
Calculux, i need to speak to you, i have a deal i need us to discuss about.
Charles.