Carzone: how do I remove the pointless "€POA" results?

Rebelheart

Carzone is pissing me off something fierce. I have a budget, and I state that in Carzone. There's absolutely no point in showing me a €30,000 ( or €20,000 or €10,000) car when I'm not on the market for it, and hiding that price under "€POA". It's as intellectually dim as it's emotionally infuriating.

So, why are the [clearly arsehole] management of Carzone.ie not allowing me to eliminate all the slithery little duplicitous bastards who put "€POA" where their car price should be? What sort of confederation of dunces are trying to hide the real price of cars from us? How stupid do these abject fúckwits take us to be?

At the moment, I have to search through a slew of utterly irrelevant shíte to get my *real* options - that is, those cars within my price range (which I have stated clearly and unequivocally at the outset). When it comes to shoving unwanted cars down our throats, Carzone is getting as bad as the horridly inept and profoundly anti-consumer company, Autotrader.

Keep it simple, and respectful, please.

/end rant.

EPM

Unless your budget us tiny minimum of 1k and a little thought into the search process? Use the price filter on the result then. Simples!

Or use done deal...

Gitb1

What I do is just set the minimum price above 0 and it should get rid of them

jaffa20

www.driving.ie

the_syco

Gitb1 wrote: »

What I do is just set the minimum price above 0 and it should get rid of them

Agreed. Usually I set the price min of €100 if looking for a car, as it gets rid of all the POA and €1 (which are usually actually €15,000 in the ad) cars.

Alanstrainor

There's nothing i hate more than seeing POA in ads. :mad:

alias no.9

If you're looking at sub €1k cars, then sort from highest to lowest which puts the POA's to the end.

Stephen

Rebelheart wrote: »

When it comes to shoving unwanted cars down our throats, Carzone is getting as bad as the horridly inept and profoundly anti-consumer company, Autotrader.

Carzone IS Autotrader.