It possible.First time I heard sell car can get leeposit de woh.
Only buying car, the buyer then need pay leeposit to the seller, in case got other keen buyers for that seller.
Why would a car dealer need to secure a seller's deal?
Hence I suspect this is a dealer marketing strategy.
That farker could be also a staff of the conman dealer.
Unless the dealer, now as a buyer, cannot pay the seller the full amount after buying from the seller or the dealer die die must buy from this seller?It possible.
Pay the seller full amount? No. is to pay to the bank Unless seller had fully paid which is unlikely given the circumstances.Unless the dealer, now as a buyer, cannot pay the seller the full amount after buying from the seller or the dealer die die must buy from this seller?
It's to secure the asset. But it comes with risk.sinkies can do things beyond imagination one .... give deposit to sellers is a big risk ....![]()
I mean pay the seller his side of full amount and bear learn buyer will pay bank.Pay the seller full amount? No. is to pay to the bank Unless seller had fully paid which is unlikely given the circumstances.
I think the only possible leeson left, if it was a genuine case, means the buyer cannot let go his car on the same day, so dealer just paid him a smaller sum first when he told them he in need of cash, same time he promised to leeleever the car on an agreed date.Pay the seller full amount? No. is to pay to the bank Unless seller had fully paid which is unlikely given the circumstances.
Dealer will pay to bank. Deposit is to secure car.I mean pay the seller his side of full amount and bear learn buyer will pay bank.
I have never encountered any case whereby a dealer bought a car from a seller and paying them leeposit. They usually pay them in lump sum.
And what's the leeson they need to do this?