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Originally Posted by McLovin
The simple way of looking at it is this: The buyer is entitled to be put in the position he would have been in if the seller performed. If the buyer would have had a $15,000 car for $10,000, but the seller breached and deprived him of the benefit of the bargain, then the buyer has been damaged the $5,000 difference between the true market value of the car, and the brilliant deal that he negotiated.
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See I'd leave that as my next voicemail or certified letter to him.
Look, you owe me $500. I will take whatever legal action available to recoup it. And BTW, you are aware that the buyer is entitled to be put in the position he would have been in if the seller performed. So whatever difference you made in selling at a higher price I am entitled to.
And trust me, if I have to come after you for the $500 I'm going to go after every penny that I can get. After all it's no extra work for me and covers the aggravation you have caused me.
Say it nicely in a non threatening informative manner.