Wendy Knowler explains what could go wrong when selling your car on consignment
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In early December, Keryn Harrison gave her 2008 Mini Cooper S to KZN Cars in Pinetown to sell on consignment - it was agreed she would be paid R75,000.
In late January, the dealership told her she’d be paid that day.
That never happened. By early March, the dealership verbally offered to pay her back in monthly R25,000 installments, but when Keryn accepted via email and repeatedly asked for an acknowledgment, she was met with silence.
Finally, this week, after she approached Consumerwatch for help, she received a payment of R25,000.
Sound familiar? Take a listen to hear what advice Wendy has to offer.
In late January, the dealership told her she’d be paid that day.
That never happened. By early March, the dealership verbally offered to pay her back in monthly R25,000 installments, but when Keryn accepted via email and repeatedly asked for an acknowledgment, she was met with silence.
Finally, this week, after she approached Consumerwatch for help, she received a payment of R25,000.
Sound familiar? Take a listen to hear what advice Wendy has to offer.