Tadeus:


I posted a Camry 2009 on Nairaland for sale few months ago, I was attacked by some people that the car is flooded. Some even starts cursing their generation. I wanted to respond buh when I remembered that it’s faceless forum and I might be responding to a teenage, I ignored them.

mybestlove:
You don't want to post your Vin because you go to USA and buy their scrappage vehicles to rob us of our hard-earned money. 99% of vehicles you guys import from the USA are accidented/flood or over miled cars.

If your vehicle is authentic why are you afraid of posting the Vin here.

SALLYBERRY01:
Toyota Camry 2007 xle
4plug Tokunbo Accident free with a Formica
Accident free
CD player extremely clean
Leather seat
Price 2.6m
Location Along lasu Rd
Akesan
You can contact me @08119470142 call or whatsapp.

SALLYBERRY01:
Toyota Camry 2007 xle
4plug Tokunbo Accident free with a Formica
Accident free
CD player extremely clean
Leather seat
Price 2.6m
Location Along lasu Rd
Akesan
You can contact me @08119470142 call or whatsapp.

HeavenlyBang:


It's like all the things they're saying is not entering this one's head.

Jethrolite:
I know most of you are not actual auto dealers because a real auto dealer will not make that type of error repeatedly.

When you upload your car here for sale, please do not upload VIN. If you have a serious person who wants to buy the car then ask they come see the car physically with their mechanic.

Stop playing into the hands of do gooders here who have no interest in buying your car but only want to destroy your sale and potential commission.

I made the mistake of falling into the trap here too of damaging a car sale and I am sorry for what happened.

If you do not post your VIN online, nobody can destroy your sale with it.

You guys have to wise up and realise even though car marketing can be done online, a serious buyer will always come for physical inspection with their mechanic.

Car buyers and sellers alike should know buying a car is a huge investment even if the car is N100k, that is not chewing gum money. You have to do your due diligence before buying a car, go with a trusted and honest mechanic for physical inspection. As a potential buyer if you can not spare N2k to N10k to give a mechanic to follow you for car inspection then you are like a person giving out loan without signed documents to back the transaction. You will eventually regret not paying the little extra to secure the deal. A case of penny wise, pound foolish.

INDUSTRIALFAN:
so your point is that they should hide the fact that a car is accidented to make more money? You will die a rot in hell because of the lives you want to put in danger because of money. You are no different from a Yahoo boy or an armed robber. Fool. Wait first..... How old are you? I will be fvcking disappointed the more if you are above 25 years and still think through your a55hole.

Selling an accidented car is not bad but hiding that information from the buyer is plain evil as no car can be ever restored back to factory standard. Isn't it better they know what they are buying an therefore know how to be careful when they drive such a car? Imkpi take time o.

Jethrolite:
Go school, you no agree. See your life now, comprehension na problem.

INDUSTRIALFAN:
oga I don't want to comprehend anything. It's because of people like the op that I fell in a very big trap as a novice when I got my first car. Okay fine. I want to go for a physical inspection, I'll bring a mechanic whose services I'll have to pay for then when the car isn't sth I want to buy due to found out faults, I'll pay the mechanic again when I see another car whose history I don't know because seller refused to give me VIN to first know if I need to go there or look for another? Because I want to buy a car doesn't mean I should spend a while lot of cash on transportation and professional mechanical inspection for every car that catches my eye. Wetin. Must I kill myself? Seeing the history of a vehicle via VIN will help me decide if it's a car with a history I can deal with them I can decide to take a mechanic along to highest tell me how much I may need to spend if there's anything to look out for.

Gravatar:


o bobs u get energy folo dz criminals de do argument. mk dem dey hia de fool demselvz. anybodi we no gree bring vin abeg leave am go find anoda pesin. market full car

valarinz:


You ran away on the other thread when I posted these screenshots, now you're here forming holy, pls explain the relevance of those personal slander on my family to your vin campaign...I'm waiting

Jethrolite:
We are in Nigeria, between America and Nigeria things can happen to the car.

Cosplay:
Cosplay, trust and high integrity

Please disabuse yourself of that notion. I do not expect anyone here to hold a random moniker in high esteem. My work here will speak for itself. Draw your conclusions and form your opinions.

Ignore the unstable fellow and focus on the results of his lack of stability.

andycom:


things like what? if I may ask? accident? flooded car? then repairs abi?. this statement you just made just certified that you're a dishonest dealer.

Jethrolite:
I don't sell cars.

andycom:


I followed that thread, he had to walk away cos you're a cunning human being, trying to form holy while you're not.

Jethrolite:
I know most of you are not actual auto dealers because a real auto dealer will not make that type of error repeatedly.

When you upload your car here for sale, please do not upload VIN. If you have a serious person who wants to buy the car then ask they come see the car physically with their mechanic.

Stop playing into the hands of do gooders here who have no interest in buying your car but only want to destroy your sale and potential commission.

I made the mistake of falling into the trap here too of damaging a car sale and I am sorry for what happened.

If you do not post your VIN online, nobody can destroy your sale with it.

You guys have to wise up and realise even though car marketing can be done online, a serious buyer will always come for physical inspection with their mechanic.

Car buyers and sellers alike should know buying a car is a huge investment even if the car is N100k, that is not chewing gum money. You have to do your due diligence before buying a car, go with a trusted and honest mechanic for physical inspection. As a potential buyer if you can not spare N2k to N10k to give a mechanic to follow you for car inspection then you are like a person giving out loan without signed documents to back the transaction. You will eventually regret not paying the little extra to secure the deal. A case of penny wise, pound foolish.

TheCar:


Oga, am sure you have ever bought a car you will know that the first thing to do is ask the car dealer or seller for VIN.

If you have nothing to hide, posting the VIN of the vehicle is no big deal except you’re an agent or one of those people who go to Jiji, Olx and other platform to steal someone else advert of car without permission.

If I asked for Car VIN and you are unable to provide it, I believe you don’t have access to the Car or you’re trying to sell me a STOLEN VEHICLE.

So please, if you’re not selling STOLEN VEHICLE, posting VIN isn’t a crime.

Jethrolite:
You be God, you know say I never buy car before. Abeg park well if you can not comprehend less than a page of texts.

TheCar:


I know you have bought a car and sell your car on this platform.

And you have also advertised some other cars for sale on this platform.

So before buying a car, having the VIN is very important.

Some of you (Car Dealers) advertise a 2008 Car as 2012/13 demanding a 2012 price for a 2008 Car.

As a buyer, the first thing I need or ask for is the Car VIN. Before mechanic inspection, I need to be sure an really buying the stated year not upgraded version.

Car history is also important, so as a car dealer don’t sell a car you can’t drive or have your family drive.

Selling a car isn’t just about making money, you need to consider the safety of live.

So I maintain my stand, if you’re not selling a STOLEN VEHICLE, posting car vin shouldn’t be of any concern for you as a Car Dealer.

TheCar:


I know you have bought a car and sell your car on this platform.

And you have also advertised some other cars for sale on this platform.

So before buying a car, having the VIN is very important.

Some of you (Car Dealers) advertise a 2008 Car as 2012/13 demanding a 2012 price for a 2008 Car.

As a buyer, the first thing I need or ask for is the Car VIN. Before mechanic inspection, I need to be sure an really buying the stated year not upgraded version.

Car history is also important, so as a car dealer don’t sell a car you can’t drive or have your family drive.

Selling a car isn’t just about making money, you need to consider the safety of live.

So I maintain my stand, if you’re not selling a STOLEN VEHICLE, posting car vin shouldn’t be of any concern for you as a Car Dealer.

Cosplay:


Have you ever tried to reason with a nigerian policeman to collect 50 naira instead of 100 naira?

How did that argument go?

Because that's how the argument with the person you're arguing with is going to go.

With people like that, make your point, and move on.

When you fight with a lunatic in the market, bystanders automatically assume both parties are mentally unstable.

Let the pigs wallow in the mud.

Jump and pass.