BUYING FROM FACEBOOK MARKETPLACE AND SELLING TO WEBUYANYCAR FOR A PROFIT... PT1 

Should have got a quote from the scrapper to compare, probably similar.

CarVertical does NOT guarantee that the registration plate belongs to the vehicle you have, so you still need to have a full check on the ACTUAL VEHICLE to make sure it is not stolen, on finance or a crash repair or CoPart Special cut and shut. If Car Vertical allowed you to search by VIN it would make this less risky. A car check by AA/RAC/garage is a lot cheaper for what it will cover.

We buy any car pay u pennys mate aint worth it

7:27 Not if you clean regularly and don’t allow your dog to get smelly but some people are just grim and unclean

States this on the website if you sell to them… The transaction fee depends on the final price. There is no transaction fee applicable for cars valued below £99.99 (subject to minimum valuation of £50.00) A transaction fee of £49.99 is applicable for vehicles valued at £100.00 to £3,999.99 A transaction fee of £59.99 is applicable for vehicles valued at £4,000.00 to £4,999.99 Where the price is £5,000 or more, the transaction fee is £74.99. So to get paid for a £100 car you have to pay them a £49.99 transactions fee so you only get £50.01..?! 😂

To counter that, I took my uncles old Volvo V40 to them and they paid exactly what they first said.

One thing they used to do was say "you have a couple of stone chips, we can charge you to fix them". What ! Who cares on an old car. They even used to check the expiry date on tyre foam in the boot and say that reduced the price, the same for SATNAV data. They earn money on everything they can save. For me, it worked out very well as I got more than I would for a private sale and only paid 35% of the cost of the car new as it was on a staff scheme, so over the 5 years I had it, I got back just under what I paid. You make your money on cars when you buy them new. The lower the price the better.

​@@oceandrive7283and what they said they would first pay was still massively under market value... Likely trade in at a dealer would've paid out alot better...

Do we buy any car test drive the car

@@Bmwe36compactBG😂😂

And you still remember all the details 9 years later? 😂 Must have hurt you

@@Clan501-Scotland Yes I remember every detail of people who are out to try and rob me and my friends.

@@Clan501-Scotlandwasteman

@@Palmsyarmy Leroy you should really give me some appreciation for hosting you in the UK. Be grateful I gave you a life without mudhuts.

I sold them a clapped out old berlingo years ago they bought it 1 key for ignition, door locks all different and didn't lock all panels dented and scratched some of the employees are OK some are just wanks

Many people don't want to be shafted, so they go elsewhere.

Kinda speaks volumes that ... Doesn't it? On 2nd thoughts he might find himself working in branch of WBAC now that he has so much idle time on his hands.

So don’t be shocked when they pull your pants down.

It tastes salty 😂

The Megane is too old for Philips taste

tbh just after covid I had a really good experience with them. Prices skyrocketed and I got out of a 2017 Audi A3 which was bound to lose a lot of value. Sold to WBAC and made a nice profit on it.

​@@NijoR873well of course you'll make a profit if prices have skyrocketed and not buying another car. If you did buy another car, then in a skyrocketing market you'd have paid over the odds for it. So, in reality you'd be down, not up 🤷‍♂️

I used them to sell my parents car, the price they paid was low to be fair but the process was so pleasant and straightforward. If you just want a hassle-free sale and don't mind getting less than you would privately then they're fine.

@Benjy9845 unfortunately I don't find been ripped off and chipped down pleasant

@@DaleSteel they paid £200 less than the online price in the end, which was acceptable since the car wasn't mint.

Oh I wonder why we no longer see his adverts? Strange 😂

Yeah that doesn't sound too bad i thought the point of it was the convenience my mate took his car there dont remember how much he got for it but he didn't complain about not getting enough and it saves you the hassle of dealing with selling it

Totally agree with you WBAC is a great place to offload Lemons 🍋🍋🍋 🤣🤣🤣

This is exactly the reason they have to offer prices so low, to account for lemons like this coming in, which happens extremely often. Anyone with half a brain will take their car round to a few garages to try and find the best prices.

@@AlphaEngineer2022 totally agree with you but I didn't and in 2020 I got an offer forward my car 2 then two weeks later and a fresh MOT £600 more then there first offer in the end I went for it as it was £2,000 more than what the Toyota dealership was offering me (full disclosure it's wasn't a lemon 🍋 I just found a hybrid with £5k off for being a pre reg and I didn't want to miss my opportunity and 2020 was a very bad year for the NEW market so I was lucky but I would always check we buy any car in the future because everyone deserves a chance to give a fair price 😜😜😜 🙏🙏

@@AlphaEngineer2022 I'd rather sell to a company that wants to stripe me up than me sell to a private individual and stripe them up for their savings. I went to a few dealers and was honest with them about the issues and some of the offers I got from them was hilarious.

If he was a motor trader and sold it on auto trader the value would’ve been £1595 or £1695 but he would have some additional costs with vat + warranty

They do yeah that automatically comes off every price online then a further £30 if you want it paid into your bank and value is over 500

@@MartinTthat’s if you want it same day

You missed the fact if you want your money without any other fees than the handling fee, you have to wait 5-7 days. If you want the money the next day they charge a £19.99 fee. If you want your money "immediately" after completing the sale they then charge you £29.99.... why? It costs them literally NOTHING to make "Faster payments". Most banks support FP scheme and it's always free of charge.... I can send £1,500 to my parents from one of my bank account's to theirs with a totally different bank and it arrives within 30 seconds. I sold my phone to Mazuma Mobile only a week ago and they sent me £600 for it... via "faster payment". The payment was made on a Friday evening and arrived about 4 hours later. Again, free of charge and no "fee" added to do it. It's almost like they charge extra for something that costs them literally NOTHING more to do and is pretty much the standard method of bank transfers nowadays.. using a faster payment scheme.

My dad sold his 2001 Avensis estate to Car Take Back for £330 around 2021. It looked nice, 120k but uneconomic MOT failure from rust underneath. Guy was super polite as he's probably used to turning a pensioner's pride and joy into a cube. Spent ages chatting and going though paperwork. Had to rag it up the huge double transporter thing. Money in the bank the next day. Tax disc refund (6 months of £290) was welcome too. Later we found another company offered £50 more but I'm sure it wouldn't have gone as well. Gutted he'd also just filled the tank, I'd also replaced the CD player. I was thinking about tapping into the pump - apart from the cost of jerry cans and I'd probably explode 🎉

Same

The car dealer it ends up at will probably do the same.

Brilliant

Yeah we stuffed them with an old merc that had an auto box issue that came to light only when fully warmed up and going about 50mph . took the warning bulb for the gearbox out the cluster and they coughed up 800 for a 250 scrap purchase.

Yeh I did that with a light that triggered after three miles , guy only drove it around the carpark at local office lol

Are you nuts?! Set the budget - yes - then blow through in 3x over: the Evil GT way

It would be interesting to just put it into the BCA auction and see what it makes on the day.

​@waynecharlton6388 The trouble is entering car through the auction as a one off the selling fees would be astronomical.

Saying WBAC holds your money if payment is on hold is not accurate at all 😂😂

i worked at bca they dont sell just to the trade they will gladly steal money of the public as well ! the underhand doggy dealings would make you cry ! never ever deal with them, but then again most second hand car dealer stock is bought through bca so its hard to avoid them

It’s a shady company, but then again do you buy a car that you haven’t seen? I’ve been in the car sales for 20 years. 90% of customers expect I can give them a great price for their trade in on the phone without seeing anything, then they show up with a wreck of a car with loads of stuff not mentioned and then im the scammer?

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@@Mark-vn7et I've bought a car I didn't "see in person". I live in south east London. It was at a dealership in Durham... 295 miles away. I bought it online and paid a deposit of £200, arranged the finance back in 2016 and it was delivered to me 10 days later once all checks were complete, road license fund paid and I proved I had insured it. Was driven down by a driver from Newcastle to South East London for a flat fee of £99. Took him around 5 hours, poor chap woke up at 3AM, got to the car by 4ish and didn't get to me until gone 9am and then had to get the train all the way back. Car arrived as described with no issues. In 2022 parents bought a car "online" from Cazoo, a BMW X1 for £19,525. 2018 reg with 45,000 miles on it. Went to collect it 10/11 days later and sure enough, as described, all faults mentioned on the listing were pointed out by the "handover" person... honestly the most professional car buying experience we've had. Compared to Big motoring world where I got my 335D from it was world's apart.

bedwetter!!!

@@jon-kp2rq mum? Is that you?

yes son, did you manage your nappy change yourself today??@@EddSixxxNineee

I know! Travelling in a flimsy metal cube and people still don't wear life-saving seatbelts. Absolutely moronic stuff.

​@@jon-kp2rqif you had any braincells worth protecting, you'd understand.

This is complete bullshit.

Sadly it’s not true. Wage doesn’t depend on how much they can knock off a vehicle like a regular trader. Simply they follow a process which they have to use

Someone lied to you then mate. This isn't true, not one bit lmao

@@MikeyCB199 sadly mate what I said is true.

@@Rxngaa I know buddy, I work there 😆

Why would anyone in their right mind take a 4 year old car to them 🤦‍♂️

It's a scrapper for everyone

And look what happened to cazoo 😳

Cash Converters for cars

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In that situation if you have a bit of positive equity in the car and can afford to pay the finance off etc then whatever money you come out with at the end is a bonus. Especially if you’re just going to put a deposit on another car anyway. It’s different if you aren’t in that position though. Like if you’re in a financial state and in need of a quick sale. It doesn’t leave people in that position much change to buy a replacement.

No she was just taking her crap out the car. A hoover never went near that car ever😂

@Steve_Recall rookie error 🤣🤣

You don't have to accept their offer though. If you think they're ripping you off, walk away and go for a private sale.

And that dear folks was a one and half grand confession :D =))

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Ahhh yes! Loud that Maserati 🤣👍🏼

They also do this odd thing of offering to pay you within 24hours, which is what all bank transfers should be - if you pay extra! If you refuse they don't pay you for a few weeks, by which time they could reduce their offer according to the Terms and Conditions.

You should take it there and when they knock you down smile, and drive away. I did that and they don't like it

Haha thanks mate 👍🏼

Thanks mate 👍🏼