25-07-13, 08:33 AM
As already said Caveat emptor! He should of check it out before he brought it with a damp meter. As long as you sold it in the condition as described then there should be no come back to you.
Kindly tell him he inspected it before he brought it and any found faults after the sale is down to him to rectify. And at that point tell him to stop contacting you or just ignore him.
Kindly tell him he inspected it before he brought it and any found faults after the sale is down to him to rectify. And at that point tell him to stop contacting you or just ignore him.