thermionic said:Just had a call from mr rich, asking why I hadn't emailed his secretary. I said, truthfully, that I'd sent him an email, requesting he pay full in cash, not bank transfer. He said 'ok' and claims he'll get back to me. He's obviously serious. However, his tone was pretty aggressive...I didn't like it at all...as if I'd 'disobeyed' him by not emailing his secretary. He said he hadn't checked his email because he's been jetting between his homes.
I'd rather not sell to this guy. I don't like being spoken to as if I'm some kind of pond life. When he came over, he was very rude about his employees (I suggested he send one of them to pick up the car); 'they don't know how to look after things', 'they're not very clever'...
Considering he's not given me any cash, I don't think I'm obligated to sell to him. I'm sure I can back out. People aren't as litigation-mad in the UK as they are in the US, so I can't see an issue. I'm going to call the other guy and tell him if he's paid up by Friday he can have it. When mr rich calls, I'm just going to be straight, and say I didn't like the cut of his jib. F*ck him. You don't get rich by being nice, do you? 9/10 wealthy people I know are ruthless and soulless.
Justin
ok justin, fuuuuuuck that. Like it's your job to send e-mails to an assistant whoever to get cash for your car.