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"There's no other love like the love for a brother. There's no other love like the love from a brother." A lot has changed since I was in High-school and first created my column - almost 8 years ago!!!! I now have two gorgeous Boys who mean the World to me; Brody, who is 3 and a half years old, and Brayden, who will be a year in November. I live my life for these two Boys. They make every second worth it. xxoo ♥ ♥

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My question is we had a Kawasaki Dirt Bike. (is what we were told it was when we bought it) Well we sold it on craigslist. I advertised it as a Kawasaki Dirt Bike and someone bought it. They came to our home. Looked at the bike even road it and then paid for it. Well they are saying they ran the vin number and its no a Kawasaki Which we bought it off a used car lot and took it to a store that sells them and were told differently. They say they are taking us to civil court because they want there money back now. We still believe its a kawasaki bike and that they had every chance to say differently to us its not like we shipped it to them. So what am I asking is are we in the wrong? or what?

I really don't think some one can take you to court for that (however, it might be different in the States?)

We have something like Craigslist, but it is called Kijiji; it is very similar. When you buy something it is your responsibly to make sure it is something you want to buy, isn't broken, stolen, etc. The person came to your house, they looked at the bike and even road on it! I honestly don't think the courts are going to do much, even if he'll make it to court in the first place. They'll probably just tell him that it was up to him to do his research before buying a product off of someone. Courts aren't babysitters, they're there for serious stuff.

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(Rating: 5) That is what I was thinking.
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