[Aracelis]

So does that "trump" you? I don't know. And I'm not so arrogant to say it does. But I do know that that isn't an uncommon experience. And a prime example of "free lunch" and "justice" which was the subject of my reply to the person making the high minded claims.

There are jerks everywhere, so the advice of "Let the buyer beware" is still applicable. If ya ain't happy with one, consult another.

[bayourant]

I know god doesnt everyone have horror stories of their encounters with the police does that make all policemn bad no of course not. Do people have horrible encounters with car salesmen yes does that make all car salesmen bad no I mean good gosh oh I guess Our soon to be snew chief judge of the supreme court is bad too since he is a lawyer

[DB]

It was the seller not the buyer that got screwed.

It was the courts via lawyers that caused the actual damage to the seller.

The buyer was just looking for easy money. He should have been shown the door. But instead the courts took it from an innocent party and gave it to the buyer by force of law causing serious harm.