> what's wrong with paying for it yourself?
I always wonder that myself, when this question is posted (as it is so
often). If people can't afford the fee, how can they afford the vehicle?
Tony Hwang - 13 Oct 2007 18:56 GMT
>>what's wrong with paying for it yourself?
>
> I always wonder that myself, when this question is posted (as it is so
> often). If people can't afford the fee, how can they afford the vehicle?
>
Hmm,
No, they have money for beer, smoke, car but not for Carfax service.
Brian Smith - 13 Oct 2007 21:53 GMT
> Hmm,
> No, they have money for beer, smoke, car but not for Carfax service.
Good point.
L Alpert - 14 Oct 2007 00:12 GMT
>>> what's wrong with paying for it yourself?
>>
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> Hmm,
> No, they have money for beer, smoke, car but not for Carfax service.
One should have priorities......!
> > Could someone please help check the following VIN? Thanks a lot! Have
> > a good night.
>
> > 9BWBT61J614059287
>
> what's wrong with paying for it yourself?
I don't see the big deal, but frankly, a mass-posting to numerous
groups is kind of irritating. I'm on an Audi e-mail list, with a large
number of frequent posters, who have been part of the list for a long
time. It's a real community. People ask for open Carfax accounts all
the time, and we help each other out. I have had open accounts twice
this year while looking for a car for my son, and I gladly ran VIN's
for people from that community. I don't think I would from some guy
posting on multiple groups, who I didn't recognize. Who knows, could
be Carfax phishing for people misusing their service.
OTOH, Carfax charges a LOT to run one VIN - $24.99, if memory serves.
It's only $29.99 for a 30-day window.
Dan D
'07 Ody EX
Central NJ USA