Bucks On The Bay

Plumberdv said:
To keep it on topic, here's a picture of the Ergo Hunter Small game Avid I just got in the mail a few minutes ago. Another eBay purchase that went without a hitch. Oh yeah, that's the Parker in the background. :D

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Awesome looking guitar! Awesome looking knife!
 
i have 500+ buys on ebay
had two knives disapear in mail
demand on any thing over 50 that they send mim of sig required
ins .. well one seller filed it and said po said to bad..
if it is over 300 demand they use REGISTERED mail and you pay for it !!!
as every one that touches that package has to sign for it
and sig says was in good condition !
they realy really care if they have to sign

as 42 says use a credit card use one with a low max
pay pal and ebay are slanted to the power sellers!
CC will do charge backs if you are right!
if you return any thing send sig required but they can still refuse it..

educate your self as to what you want to buy!!!
if in dought ASK some one here.. dont link a active listing at all
if nothing else on 110 and 112 ffreeeel freeeee to email me and ask
heck i may even be nice when you do and not bid on it also!
as recall alls fair in love and buck feaver...;)
 
Don't worry, just use the common sense caution recommended here......and increase your caution as the price goes up.

E-Bay today gives the buyer the advantage.......unlike a few years ago when the seller was king.

Now, a seller can't even give you negative feedback......but you can give HIM negative feedback. That, and the credit card advantage, dictate that sellers treat buyers well.

Obviously, you don't give feedback until you have the item and you are sure everything checks out perfect. If there is a flaw in the item that was not mentioned in the description or shown in the pictures, it is perfectly reasonable to ask for a partial refund and most sellers will gladly cooperate if you ask.

It might also be good to mention that e-Bay has many forums where you can ask questions and really learn a lot of useful information.
 
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