Sold my boat a year ago, started getting hassle.

Ankle-Biter

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I sold my boat about 18 months ago. It was my first boat and was just wrong for me. It was 22 foot on a chain, our lass hated going over in the dingy.

It was slow 5 knots top speed, but used no fuel.

It had a fully rebuilt 1.5 BMC and a good aux engine.

Anyway, four weeks ago I gets a text saying the boat has cost me fortune - the bilge pump has gone. I just ignored it. I mean a pump is £20 on ebay.

A few weeks later another text saying the gear handle is broken and I really ripped him off.

I ignored that.

Now I keep getting text saying what a rip off merchant I am .

I feel a bit crap but you know 18 months later and I know from the lads down the marina the boat gets little attention.
 
i would text him back and say they money has a tear in it and started to rot :D
no matter what boat you buy you will always have probs and start having to spend money its the part of owning a boat
 
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canny that, sell something and 1 year+ later your a rip off merchant.....lol


i'm sure he was happy to buy at the time, forget about it....and think what you've bought lately and who you could call to complain to, ooo ! had a pub meal 2 weeks ago and me bowels are playing up today....etc etc...


then you may realise how insignificant it is......

if you sold with good intentions....go the old way, and tell em to f....ff
 
I bought my boat 2 year ago, and the outboard has been a problem since day one. Now it's going to cost me £5,000 min. to replace, but thats the deal sometimes when you buy second hand. I didn't go back to the seller or hassle him.
Tell him to.............go away:rolleyes: and grow up.
 
sold my boat

sold my boat

you know what mate them that you sold it to are clueless every port has @least 1 but sunderland mariner has alot more you drive a car you need a lincence but any idiot can drive aboat ....fact !!!!!:rolleyes::rolleyes::question::question:
 
what amazes me that in sunderland marina there is alot of cracking boats that never go out they are just chained up and left to dwindle away beats me why they pay the fees for if they dont even use it
 
I know what you mean, there are some amazing boats in Sunderland that never move.

It's not always deliberate. My friend has a 30k boat in there, but he works as a joiner abroad so he is never even in the country.

Wish he would give me the key and I would look after it. :D
 
I know what you mean, there are some amazing boats in Sunderland that never move.

It's not always deliberate. My friend has a 30k boat in there, but he works as a joiner abroad so he is never even in the country.

Wish he would give me the key and I would look after it. :D

it would do the boat good to be used instead of lying around, all sorts happen to engines when not used. Suggest you put the proposistion to him.
 
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