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Houston news displays Allens racist, anti semetic crap
By Very Wide Right, December 31, 2019 in The Rick Serafin Buffalo Sports & Political Forum
Thebowflexbody 397
1 minute ago, jamsim67 said:
It's not inconvenient if they choose to ignore it. And most of them choose to do just that, because it doesn't go well with their narative
Exactly right. Universal healthcare ain't no smooth running "utopia". Libs find it best to support it, but not to answer a lot of questions about why.
jamsim67 1,303
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Just now, Thebowflexbody said:
They're quick to point out the countries that have it, but not how well it's working.
Just now, jamsim67 said:
The last thing I ever want is the government in charge of anything. It's terrible every single time. Anyone with half a brain should feel the same way.
1 minute ago, Thebowflexbody said:
It's unfortunate, but the Government doesn't work for us. They're supposed to, but more often than not it doesn't work that way.
7 minutes ago, Thebowflexbody said:
They never seem to have enough money, and the waiting is list is longggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg
Government wastes far more money than it needs. That goes without saying. Career politicians are the worst. Both parties.
When somebody is 80 plus years old, and is still working in the house or senate ... he needs to be removed
Term limits!
SackMan518 2,632
Just look at the VA for a glimpse into how government run healthcare will work. Nothing but a bunch of barely qualified hacks there and anyone good soon leaves for the private sector.
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Albany,n.y. 1,959
3 minutes ago, jamsim67 said:
Half the senate looks like they're headed to the medication line at the old age home. The fact that the odds are pretty good the 2020 presidential race will a couple of 70+ year old men is ridiculous.
Just look at the house & senate leaders: 79 year old Nancy Pelosi & 77 year old Mitch McConnell. UGH!
2 minutes ago, Albany,n.y. said:
This is not what the Founding Fathers had in mind.
The fact is, if Nancy and Mitch and all the other old politicians are still there, it's because that dark nefarious creature hiding behind the curtain wants them there.
They don't work for us, and they should be ashamed of themselves
Youth don't necessarily mean better quality. No one wants a President Beto O'Rourke for god's sake.
The day Eric Cantor got voted out was a fine day. That prick went to my high school. So did Russell Wilson, though it was many years later.
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5 hours ago, junglesouljah said:
I actually don't like democrats or republicans. I would love to see Bernie Sanders be president of the USA.
And theres the proof I needed to know you are a complete anti-American asshat.
1 hour ago, DC2007 said:
LOL. I actually do worry very much about anyone who could support a candidate like Bernie Sanders. Bernie ain't my kind of guy in any way, shape or form. I hope that poster is merely naive and misinformed and will come around to reality soon.
23 hours ago, Thebowflexbody said:
Or Mayor Buttplug.
El Paso Man Comes Down From Insane Acid Trip Where He Hallucinated That He Ran For President
EL PASO, TX—An El Paso man reportedly came down from a "totally crazy" acid trip where he hallucinated that he ran for president.
"People were calling me 'Beto' for some reason, the press was treating me like a serious candidate. It was totally wild," he told reporters. "Oh man, I thought I said a bunch of insane [FLOWERBED] about dismantling the Constitution and stealing everybody's guns. And the left was just eating it up."
The man said he has a vague memory of hallucinating about how the press called him the next Obama and published glowing editorials about him. He also said a large part of the trip was just him saying the "F" word over and over again to appear hip and cool. "I'm glad that was just a bad trip and not something that really happened. That would have been totally embarrassing."
"Everyone, remember -- drugs are bad. Stay away from the hard stuff."
Coincidentally, at the same time, the rest of the nation also woke up from a bad dream where the same guy ran for president.
I for one am not saying that.
When you have politicians who have been in office forever, just so that they can continuously vote against the Republic (we are not a democracy), then somethings wrong, and we need to pay attention and put a stop to it.
20 minutes ago, SackMan518 said:
The problem is that we have many people in this country, willing to vote for these characters as long as they get free a free ride on the gravy train.
It's insane ...
19 minutes ago, jamsim67 said:
Yep. A republic. Lots of idiots don't even know that. Not a true democracy and never intended to be.
As you know well, ain't nothin' free. People always looking for the easy way out. Freeloaders for the most part.
13 minutes ago, Thebowflexbody said:
Something is terribly wrong, when we have congressmen and senators working for a six figure job, yet they need millions in donations to cover their campaign.
If a talk show host refers to America as a democracy (and they do), turn it off
LVgrown 571
Maybe we should change the title of this post to political bullshit seeing as it quickly went there.
You are correct on all of that, sir. Long live the Electoral College.
1 minute ago, LVgrown said:
Perhaps we should, slick. Something tells me you don't know all that much about politics. I could be wrong. I usually don't start the political talk, but I speak up when I see liberal horse shit being shoveled. Go Bills!
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On 12/31/2019 at 3:33 PM, Down and Out said:
While that may be true, there IS a reason why every other countries folks come here to get shit done, think about it not that many folks migrating to Sudan or Burma for healthcare...while not perfect our system IS better than anything that has come before it...
That's a great argument....
....it's the best of what we have had...so that's good enough....
Sudan or Burma...excellent examples. European health care puts NA health care to shame. That's both Can and US.
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Q: Gparted: during a partition resize my NTFS partition gone, how can i recover it? i was using Gparted on Ubuntu 10.04 to resize /dev/sda5 and free up 1 GB of space. during the operation it gave a failure and now the partition is unknown, no type, no data.
the disk was 20.0 GB and now is 19.0 GB.
unfortunately i have no backup of partition table. and i did not save the details after error.
now when i use Gparted to check the partition, it fails.
what shall i do to recover the data on partition?
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GParted 0.5.1

Libparted 2.2 Check and repair file system (ntfs) on /dev/sda5  00:00:00   ( ERROR )
         calibrate /dev/sda5  00:00:00    ( SUCCESS )
         path: /dev/sda5 start: 31455333 end: 71296469 size: 39841137 (19.00 GiB) check file system on /dev/sda5 for errors and (if possible) fix them  00:00:00    ( ERROR )
         ntfsresize -P -i -f -v /dev/sda5
         ntfsresize v2.0.0 (libntfs 10:0:0) Device name : /dev/sda5 NTFS volume version: 3.1 Cluster size : 4096 bytes Current volume size: 21476172288 bytes (21477 MB) Current device size: 20398662144 bytes (20399 MB) ERROR: Current NTFS volume size is bigger than the device size! Corrupt partition table or incorrect device partitioning?

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i used testdisk tool to back table to the partition. i first hit Anaylse, then** deep Analyse**, then Write into the /dev/sda5/ (the lost partition).
then reboot. but system crashed and i forced to switch power off.
now i can't even login to gnome. it says install failure in startup and each time i enter user/pass it returns me to the login screen again.
what to do next?
SOLVED
after using testdisk and then entering windows, windows checked the disk using CHKDSK and then everything with the lost partition was OK.
the only problem now is that my gnome has gone!

A: try using the linux app "testdisk" to analyse the table, and write it out onto the disk

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Public good or personal freedom? It's an age-old debate
Msgr. Owen F. Campion September 13, 2021
Students in grades 6 to 12 begin their first day of school as Pope John Paul II Preparatory School in Hendersonville, Tenn., Aug. 5, 2021. A few Catholic schools in the Diocese of Nashville, Tenn., opened the first week of August with masks being optional, but the diocese has since instituted a school mask mandate because of the spread of COVID-19. (CNS photo/Rick Musacchio, Tennessee Register)
"The more things change, the more they remain the same." That quip was made by an official in a diocese some distance geographically from Our Sunday Visitor when he heard about the firestorm ignited decades ago in his diocese when uniforms were mandated for parochial school students.
Presently, he is hearing strong opinions as his diocese forms a policy about wearing masks in its schools.
An elderly priest told him about the battle over school uniforms that took place 60 years ago.
This was the plan. Some nameless authority in the ivory tower that was the diocesan chancery would decide what every parochial school student wore. If parents, or the student, selected anything else, the child had to exit the school. Talk about laying down the law.
One pastor, much respected in the community at the time, detested the plan, insisting that requiring any uniform was practically and philosophically just plain wrong. He argued that uniforms forced parents to spend hard earned money. Wearing uniforms, in his view, robbed each child of his or her individuality. He had been a seminarian in Rome before World War II, watching fascism overtake Italy and national socialism swallow Germany.
He saw heavy-handed orders from on high belittle parental responsibility, rights and personal dignity. No individuality. Only the state. Follow the leader. Keep quiet. Or else. He heard Pope Pius XI's protests.
Others defended uniforms as best for all, less expensive, bonding, levelling, sensible, community-building, avoiding vanity or glorifying one's material advantage over another. They won the argument.
American life historically has involved balancing personal preference against the overall good.
Many publicly funded services, conscription in times of war, fire and police protection, health departments, restaurant inspections, water purification, bridges, tunnels, levees and firewalls, snow removal, streets and highways, and schools developed — few without opposition or at least questions.
A century ago, automobiles were becoming numerous and popular. People drove their cars into other cars at intersections. They drove cars so fast that, losing control, they hit something, somebody, or hurt themselves.
Politicians came up with traffic lights and signs, speed limits and, upsetting some people, drivers had to pay for, and possess, government-issued driver's licenses to operate a vehicle on any public thoroughfare.
Some authority high on a hill decided that the government had to know how many vehicles were in operation and if vehicles met certain standards, again set by the government. They required license plates for every vehicle. People had to pay the government for the plates — more, probably much more, than what producing the plates cost. Otherwise, the government issued no plates.
Opponents said that this is a free country. Any citizen has the right to move himself or herself by whatever vehicle is chosen, on any public roadway, built, owned and maintained at public expense, with funds secured by mandatory taxation! The vast network of roads built and maintained at public expense recalls disputes in days past.
Why should a landowner on Main Street pay taxes to pave Broad Street? Property owners should be responsible for public roadways adjacent to their land! Toll roads were popular. Travelers should pay for the thoroughfares that they used.
States set speed limits, but it was controversial. Some people insisted that drivers are the best judges of how fast they should drive. They know heavy traffic, curves and obstacles when they see them!
Driver's licenses, speed limits, stop signs, traffic lights, one-way streets and license plates were invented to safeguard travel and travelers. Now taken for granted, they were adopted, always, in what proven experts perceived to be in the best interests of all.
Some are debating the need for masks, in good faith. People are asked to wear masks for the public good. Others deny the need. It boils down to the same old questions: Is serving the public well-being greater a reason for action than individual thoughts about masks, and who decides what is best?
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Flapjack is a young boy raised by a talking whale named Bubbie. He leads a peaceful life until the duo rescue a pirate by the name of Captain K'nuckles, who tells Flapjack of an island called Candied Island, which is supposedly made completely of candy, and the sea around it is lemonade. Inspired by the adventurous pirate, Flapjack, Captain K'nuckles and Bubbie get into strange predicaments and "misadventures" in search of Candied Island and the coveted title of "Adventurer". The three spend most of their time in Stormalong Harbor, where they eat candy and get into mischief.
The lead characters, Captain K'nuckles and Flapjack
An excitable, adventure-loving boy who was found and raised by Bubbie, the talking whale. Flapjack is very naive and oblivious to danger, thus he's easily caught up in perilous situations. He is also extremely friendly and is often upset when someone does not respect a friendship. Spellbound by K'nuckles' stories of his days of adventure, he sets his sights on becoming a real adventurer just like his role-model K'nuckles. He is gullible enough to believe anything that will help him on his set goal, even if it makes no sense and is completely irrelevant. Flapjack believes that everyone in Stormalong is a friend and often takes them calling him various names and insults as compliments, often leading people (mostly K'nuckles) to believe that he has mental problems. He admires K'nuckles and considers him to be a good friend, though K'nuckles tends to lie to and manipulate him. His catchphrases are "Adventure!" (said whenever he gets excited), "What is going on here?" (said whenever something that he doesn't expect happens), and "Cannonballs!" (said whenever something does not go right). Voiced by series creator Thurop Van Orman.
Captain K'nuckles
A washed-up and childish old sailor who claims to be the greatest adventurer the world has ever known. Nowadays, he prefers to nap and drink maple syrup, while telling outrageous tales of past adventures and getting Flapjack wrapped up in his high seas hi-jinks. In reality, his stories are either completely false, or nowhere near as adventurous or amazing as he leads Flapjack to believe. He is a candy addict; he will do whatever it takes to get his hands on candy. Because of this, he is incredibly selfish, putting the well-being of himself and the acquisition of candy above all else. Because of his often selfish, rude, and openly villainous behavior, K'nuckles has earned the open hostility and disrespect of nearly everybody in Stormalong. Though he has a habit of taking advantage of Flapjack for his own needs, he is actually quite fond of him and will often attempt to get him out of trouble when a scheme of theirs goes too far, he also defends Flapjack when others try to deceive him, something that he does on a regular basis. Most of his body is composed of wood: his hands are wooden hands based on the best hand ever made, his legs are pegs, and his buttocks (his "sittin' muscle", as he calls it) is a wooden board. Because of his artificial body, he makes mechanical noises when he moves. K'nuckles spends most of the adventures with Flapjack trying to find Candied Island. Flapjack often has to defend him when he is in trouble. Voiced by Brian Doyle-Murray.
Bubbie
A talking whale who acts as a doting mother to Flapjack and gives him a lot of advice that he rarely follows and she, at times, doesn't follow either. She claims that she found Flapjack wrapped in seaweed. She prefers the "safety" of Stormalong to the dangers of the open seas. Regardless of how much trouble K'nuckles and Flapjack get into, she will always look out for Flapjack and wait for him at the shore or docks. She's also confirmed as the fastest whale in the sea, but she doesn't like to brag. She also acts as K'nuckles' ship, as well as his and Flapjack's 'house', though they live in her mouth. Bubbie is generally hostile to K'nuckles, though this is quite justified, as he tends to dupe Flapjack into doing things that she does not approve of. But more often than not, she seems to eventually forgive him, as she normally ends up allowing him to come back to live with her and Flapjack.
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Re: The Marvelous Misadventures of Flapjack
Question...why the hell are cartoons on this site?
"I hate to advocate drugs, alcohol, violence, or insanity to anyone, but they've always worked for me." Hunter S. Thompson, A.K.A. Gonzo.
Because it's a television show. That's why.
Sorry, I just never expected anyone on this site to watch....this, whatever it is. No offense.
Bl★ck Star
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cant watch it
restricted in my land
Monkeyfisker
I watch it, great show :3.
Quote from: Bl★ck Star on 01-02-2010
Lol. Why in the hell is a kids show restricted in Germany?
Chaosye
Well it is Flapjack.
It's pretty fuck the what.
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I enjoy this cartoon.
This Shows Rocks :D
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Its Pretty funny IMO like the 38 man with a baby face and body
The Inactive Guy
More like "Flap Crack", amirite?
GeneralGold
Its very childish, but so am i. I like to watch it when im bored, and it can give me some laughs when they show there fucked up parts.
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Who watches this show?


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Remembering Phil Hartman 20 years after his murder rattled Hollywood
Raechal Shewfelt
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Phil Hartman and his wife, Brynn, attend an L.A. event on Nov. 12, 1997. (Photo: Ron Galella, Ltd./WireImage)
Phil Hartman was known for making audiences laugh on Saturday Night Live, but his death 20 years ago, on May 28, 1998, was truly shocking, an incident that rattled Hollywood and devastated his fans.
Police determined that Hartman, 49, had been shot by his wife of 10 years, 41-year-old Brynn, as he slept in their $1.4 million Encino, Calif., home. Hours later, Brynn turned the gun on herself. They left behind two children — a son, Sean, 9, and a daughter, Birgen, 6 — as well as many unanswered questions.
Hartman had left SNL after eight seasons in 1994 and was starring in his own show, cult-favorite NewsRadio. He also voiced the popular characters Lionel Hutz and Troy McClure on The Simpsons.
Phil Hartman, top left, poses with his Saturday Night Live co-stars on Oct. 4, 1993. (Photo: NBC/NBCU Photo Bank)
Brynn, a former model, was Hartman's third wife. She had struggled with addiction to alcohol and cocaine, having checked into rehab several times in the last few months of her life. Close friends told People magazine that she had begun to drink again days before the tragedy. Jeannie Petersen, identified as a lifelong friend of Brynn, said she had wanted a divorce for two years. Others say it was Hartman who wanted out, according to People.
On the night of May 27, Brynn visited a local Buca di Beppo with a producer friend, Christine Zander. She reportedly drank two cosmopolitans over two hours. "She seemed content," Zander said. "We made plans to see each other the following weekend." The bartender said Brynn promised to bring Phil to the restaurant with her next time.
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But she and Phil argued when she arrived home.
"He had made it very clear that if she started using drugs again, that would end the relationship," said his friend Steven Small.
Brynn shot her husband around 3 a.m. as he slept, once on his right side and twice in the head, with a .38-caliber handgun that he kept in a safe. She then went to a friend's house in a panic and confessed. Brynn returned home with the friend, Ron Douglas, who called 911 at 6:20 a.m. As the responding officers were taking Birgen out of the home, they heard a gunshot. The police found Brynn, dead from a single shot in the head, in the bedroom with her husband.
Friends of Hartman's, including SNL cohort Jon Lovitz, were understandably distraught. A visibly shaken Lovitz cried at a gathering hours after the news. "I don't understand how this could happen," he said.
In the days that followed, Simpsons creator Matt Groening retired Hartman's characters from the show to honor his friend's legacy. Saturday Night Live aired a tribute to Hartman, featuring his greatest sketches. Hartman's best bits included such characters as Bill Clinton, Donald Trump, Frank Sinatra, Jack Nicholson, Ed McMahon, Frankenstein's monster, and Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer. Hartman won an Emmy for his writing on the show, where he worked alongside Lovitz, Dana Carvey, Dennis Miller, Jan Hooks, Chris Rock, Chris Farley, Mike Myers, David Spade, Sarah Silverman, and Adam Sandler — who called consummate-pro Hartman "the Glue," for holding the show together through multiple transitions.
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Gremlins director Joe Dante, who worked with Hartman on what would be his final movie, Small Soldiers, recalled that his friend was content before his death.
"I have a plane. I have a boat. I have a great house. I have a great family. In fact, I have everything I ever wanted," Dante recounted Hartman telling him, per the Los Angeles Times. "It feels great."
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ABOUT 'THE GRUDGE'
Friday, January 17th marks the premiere of supernatural feature, The Grudge.
The horror flick, which stars amongst others Andrea Riseborough, Demián Bichir, John Cho and Betty Gilpin, is the fourth instalment in the American The Grudge film series.
A mystery case involving several murders connected to one house must be solved in The Grudge, premiering at Ster-Kinekor theatres on Friday, January 17th. Photo Credit: Supplied.
The movie distills the spine chilling journey of a detective who investigates a mysterious case involving several murders which appear to be connected to a single house.
What starts with a young mother murdering her family in her house ends with a terrifying fate of the house being haunted, subjecting multiple people to terror and gory deaths. As it turns out, the house is haunted by a vengeful ghost.
While trying to solve the case, the detective also becomes the target of demonic spirits, from whom she must do whatever it takes to protect herself and her family
After a young mother murders her family in her own house, a detective attempts to investigate the mysterious case, only to discover that the house is cursed by a vengeful ghost. Now targeted by the demonic spirits, the detective must do anything to protect herself and her family from harm.
RATING: This film is rated R by the Motion Picture Association of America for the following reasons: disturbing violence and bloody images, terror and some language.
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Buying a used car is a question of trust, especially when the car in question is being imported from a far-off country and you have never seen it before.
For this reason we would like to show you below what we CAN do for you, but also what we CANNOT offer.
As a member of the Pennsylvania Independent Automobile Dealers Association (PIADA) and the Better Business Bureau (BBB) in the United States, we make every effort to find cars that meet the customer's requirements with respect to configuration, condition and price. Our excellent purchasing options at all US car auctions, leasing banks, dealer colleagues and private individuals mean we pretty much have the market covered.
In general, the more flexible you are on colour, equipment, mileage, etc., the quicker and easier it is for us to find a good value-for-money car.
As soon as you have specified your model, color, configuration, mileage, etc., we will give you an approximate price range for the vehicle incl. all cost of importation and german paperwork. Giving you an exact final price wouldn't make sense at this point since we don't have the exact purchase price yet. Of course, we will stick to the agreed upper price limit and will try to find the best possible car for the best possible price.
Our final prices include all import duties, german sales tax, the TüV certificate and the german paperwork. Vehicle inspection, any necessary repairs or replacement of parts are also included in the final price.
Different TüV certificates for other countries may be available upon request. The german Sales tax has not to be paid when you provide us with a valid VAT exemption number.
For cars, directly shipped from a port in the USA or Europe to a country other than Germany, a different net export-price applies.
As long as they are still within the warranty period, all the used vehicles we buy are checked by the dealer to see whether any repairs are needed or if there have been any product recalls.
Any problems are dealt with on site. The same applies to damaged or worn-out parts. Any necessary replacement of parts revealed by our thorough check is also carried out on site. This allows us to avoid long waiting times and possibly higher prices once the car arrives in Europe. We also order and install any specific accessories required by the customer while the vehicle is still in the US.
To ensure that the mileage displayed on the speedometer is genuine, or to check whether the car was involved in any accident, we always acquire information on the car's history from Carfax.
As soon as we have agreed about the model and its features like e.g., engine type, equipment, condition, maximum mileage and the upper price limit, you will receive the appropriate contract from us.
After you signed the contract, a down payment in the amount of 20% of the purchase price is due. As soon as you have signed the contract and the down payment has been paid, we will take action.
We will of course inform you as soon as we have found a car that meets your requirements.
Often we are asked about the differences between our way of doing business and a self-import, for which we also offer our support.
This can be explained quite easily. Self-import means that you have to take care of all steps, such as e.g. finding and purchasing the car, paying for it, taking care of possibly required repairs on site, or warranty work. You alone are completely responsible for the quality of the car and for taking care of all steps necessary to import the car.
Please feel free to use our online calculator (German) for self-imports to see which steps have to be observed and how to calculate the costs for a self-import.
We are often amazed when customers draw our attention to remarkably low-priced offers from not particularly reputable competitors. Some of these offers are, indeed, suspiciously low.
Of course, there are ways and means of pricing a car below its true market value. But that is not something we are prepared to do. In these cases, however, you cannot count on our help.
a) Transport insurance for the car is not included. In case of damage, the customer is left empty-handed.
b) Customers are requested to make down payments of up to 90% of the purchase price. In this case, there are no self-financing costs for the seller. If something unexpected should happen with the car or the seller, the down payment will be lost.
c) The vehicle is not cleared through customs in the name of the seller, as is usual, but in the name of the customer. Sometimes a false invoice to a lower amount is used or the wrong rate of duty is given for pickups. In both cases, it is about customs fraud whose consequences will reach the customer sooner or later, not the seller.
d) Vehicle inspections, repairs and warranty work are not carried out on site. That means that the customer has to pay the bill himself for any repairs which may prove necessary once the car arrives.
e) The alleged seller does not take over any warranty for the vehicle, because he is involved in this transaction as an agent, not as a seller.
f) The mileage indication is often manipulated. Of course, cars with 100,000 miles are significantly cheaper than cars manufactured the same year but with only 30,000 miles. For this reason, each car should be checked by Carfax.
g) Such "bargains" also often turn out to be the wrong color or do not have the features required by the customer. Both these elements should not be underestimated when it comes to pricing. A black vehicle is always between $1,000 and $3,000 more expensive than the same car in the less popular colors like white or gold.
When considering the vehicles offered to you, you should check carefully whether they are e.g. four-wheel or two-wheel drive, whether they have a sunroof or not or if they have a leather interior or cloth upholstery, etc. The same applies if you are looking for a good offer yourself, for example on the american eBay site. It is not enough to only look for the lowest price. You should also check the features to make sure you are not comparing apples with oranges.
On the american used car market, everything is generally about the car`s condition, its equipment, color and mileage. The current market value, which everyone must use as a point of reference, is calculated based on these four components.
An exact comparison of the vendor you trust may save you a lot of trouble afterwards.