I brought a car from Slough cars through eBay that was listed with a "slight" power steering issue? (I have a copy of the listing to prove) When the car arrived it wouldn't start as it had a flat battery it also had no fuel and a broken back window that wouldn't shut (None of this not mentioned in the listing) Turns out the car had been kept in storage, this was apparent from the rust on the disks, the receipt that came with the car also said spares or repair? again this was not listed on the listing. After the very nice delivery driver jump started it I found that the steering could not be moved as the pump was totally gone and not a "Slight" issue? I explained to the owner that I needed the car the next day to take my boys to football and take them back to their mums, the owner said just get another battery and didn't offer to send any help to sort the car. The next day after my boys missing football I had to get on a bus with my two children and carry a heavy battery back from Halfords to the bus garage and then home. The whole saga took most of my Sunday which should have been spent with my children. We arrived back and I began to install the battery, I got the battery on and the car started fine, after removing the key the car continued to run on its own and the dash board lights were all flashing! The only way I could turn the car off was by removing the fuses in the engine, by this time I had enough and told the owner to come and collect the car. Because of this I ended up being stranded in Cambridge and my children missing school Monday. I explained all of this to the owner but he didn't seem to express the slightest bit of compassion and said if I want the car collected I would have to pay? I argued my point about the listing not being accurate and all the trouble he'd caused me but still refused. He paid me back my money - £300 for delivery and collection and didn't refund the £20 diesel I put in the tank. Thank you Sanj for ruining my weekend and costing me £320 👍🏻