Photos - external & internal would be greate!
Prices ranging from £2000-£5000 maybe 1994 onwards!

Hi

I have attached a coulple of links for buying caravans, hope they are of use.

http://www.practicalcaravan.com/buyingused/index-classified-buy.html

http://www.autotrader.co.uk

http://www.caravanconnections.co.uk/classified/choose_area.asp?typeID=2

Hope this helps and good luck, (from an ex caravanner!!)

Dean

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Someone keeps hacking into my ebay account and puts a caravan for sale. This has happened a number of times and ebays sorts it out and I change all my passwords but it keeps happening. Has anyone else had this problem and any suggestions on how to stop it?

thank

grannie

its possible that your account is either being "phished" which can often happen if you type a web address very close, but incorrectly into your browser. Also, you may have some sort of data mining malware on your hard drive. It might be best if you take any imoprtant documents and files you have on your hard drive, save them to a flash drive or cd and do a format and reinstall of your operating system, drivers, and applications. Then go out and get a good anti free malware suite. I suggest ccleaner avast and zone alarm

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4 miles from blackpool and cleveleys

You could have made this question a good starting point, without seeming to advertise because this is a very legitimate question.
However there are many questions I would need to ask, and as you don't allow emails, I cant really ask them directly so I'll try this.
Is the site you have it on a permanent site or restricted to to holidays?
How much is the site rent?
Can the caravan remain on the site?
What facilities are on the site, mains water , electric direct to the caravan, flush toilet.
Apart from your asking price would the buyer have anything to pay to the site owner?
Now if I was looking for a caravan in the Blackpool area, I would just type into my search engine 'Sited caravan sales Blackpool', try that then stick in your own advert! Good luck.

I recently sold a 6 berth caravan that we have owned for the last 6 years and kept on a site in Devon, we decided to sell our van and get a new one next year. So i advertised it on Ebay to the best of my ability and the van sold to the highest bidder.
The buyer decided to proceed without inspecting or veiwing the caravan and transfered the asking price to my account. I then emailed him a receipt/bill of sale stating that the caravan has been sold as seen. He replyed to my email to confirm that he received the bill of sale.
I arranged with the camp site owner for the van to be made availible for pick up. Then the new owner phones my home to complain that the heater does not work and the skylight leaks and he wants a refund of £400 to repair the faults. I obviously refused the request for a refund and now the buyer is threatening to take me to court.
Does anyone know where i stand
sorry forgot to mention that the buyer lives in North Yorkshire and he wants the case held there, which will cost me a small fortune to get to!! if i win can i claim my costs from him??
just to clarify the deal was done outside of ebay as the buyer contacted me idependantly. so ebay and paypal have no knowledge of this sale. He paid funds into my account locally, once i saw cleared funds i sent him a bill of sale/receipt stating sold as seen.
Just to clarify again. I am not a dealer this was a private sale.
The buyer had 2 weeks to go and view the van on site and test all the appliances, i did not describe everything as tested and working in the listing. the van only made £1200 which is buttons for a van of this size for him to want £400 to repair a heater and a skylight is ridiculous.
If he was not happy with the van why did he remove it from site? he only contacted me from North Yorkshire over 300 miles away from where it was picked up from when he got it home.
Just received the below by email. Veiws please.

further to our telephone conversaton on the 9th november at 7.20pm, having taken legal advice this morning on the misrepresentation of the caravan sale (sale of goods act 1979) item not as described/ not of satisfactory quality/ not fit for purpose made known at the time of sale.We have been advised to put all the faults and the misrepresentations in a letter to yourself for you to consider a full refund or £400.00 to help cover the cost of repairs. You will receive our letter in the near future. If you do not agree to the above two options we will have no choice but to register the claim at Dewsbury County Court

On the facts you have given I do not believe you have any legal obligation to give any refund. That's easy to say but you'll probably welcome an explanation of why I say that.

I assume your advert was truthful, I assume you are a private individual and the caravan was not being offered by you as part of a your normal trade or business. If all this is the case then you were a private trader and not subject to any of the various consumer contract legislation rules.

Even if you were a trader in caravans the goods were second hand and The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 ( as amended ) Sect 25 says ... " Where the consumer ( your buyer ) is an individual, ... the definition of 'consumer contract' ( the various rights they have about faulty goods ) ... must be disregarded. The expression a 'consumer contract' does not include a contract in which - (a) the buyer is an individual and the goods are second hand sold by public auction at which the individuals have the opportunity of attending in person; ...." Although an e-bay electronic auction the principle is clearly the buyer had a chance to inspect if they wanted to.

So to summarise, it's 'caveat emptor' Latin for 'let the buyer beware' the principle that the buyer alone is responsible for checking the quality and suitability of goods before a purchase is made.

Edit: suggest you write to him as follows, if you want to be bothered,
Dear .. This transaction was a private sale. I am not a trader and therefore the principle of 'caveat emptor' applies. The article was honestly advertised, you had the opportunity to inspect it both prior to our binding contract and at the time of collecting it. Whilst I am naturally sorry you feel disappointed I do not feel I have any legal or moral obligation towards meeting your requests. Should you wish to issue proceedings they will be vigourously contested, an application made to the court for the matter to be dealt with here near to my home address, and costs of defending the action applied for against you, yours etc. ( I think he might have taken some advice himself but he forgets an important detail .. you are not a trader and unless he can prove dishonesty you have no obligation under the various consumer legislation. it's like a 2nd hand private car sale its up to the buyer to satisfy himself as long as you didn't make false claims and even then some things are treated as sales polishing not contractural terms and conditions. What you put on to his receipt after the actual transaction is largely immaterial as it was just that - a receipt .. not part any contract which was already concluded when he paid you.. anyway I would have expected a leaky sky light to be self evident when he collected it with the inside showing clear evidence of water damage. he's bluffing, in your position I'd call it )

church farm ,sussex pagham

must be near airport and near beach

Hi

I used the following agency before, not sure where in Spain you would like to be but these guys are based in Calahonda and will help you find the right location and a nice bar for you
http://www.directestates.com or email them info@directestates.com

great get 2 for me please

to buy

Hi Try the caravan section in auto trader or go on line and find the supermart (yellow paper)

Have a look at this site and the addresses from it.

http://www.caravanninglinks.co.uk/dealers_essex.htm

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