Quote Originally Posted by dubrav View Post
the only thing i have is the log book, i just dont undertand why would they stamp it if it wasnt done , can you imagine buying a car with a log book saying that timng belt was done and then after 10 or 20 k you blew up the engine ...very scary, so looks like when you are buying a 2nd hand car and someone shows you a cars log book stating that all those thing were done at the end it means nothing you can wipe your ... with it.
If it was a private sale, you'd pretty much be boned. If it was a dealership then there might be some form of warranty. For something important and potentially catastrophic like that, I'd probably ask the seller for a copy of the invoice stating that the work had been done.

I haven't received reply today so tomorrow I'll send another email and I'll take it from there. It's not about money it really pisses me off when someone lies to me and this time i'll take it all the way to the top till someone gets his ass kicked(either them or me)
Good luck. Make sure you give each person you contact a deadline for a response. Emails can be too easy to ignore, so you may need to be persistent or send a snail mail letter. Try not to get too snarky with them. There's still a chance that when they crack open your engine they'll find that the belt was in fact replaced, and that they simply forgot to charge you for it.

Don't forget to get everything in writing as well...