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Steve B

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Re: An ebay bidding question
« Reply #30 on: 07 June 2013, 23:43:55 »

Two tips for ebay  (CARS)

1. get off your ass and go look at the car. Even if its 200 miles away.

2. decide what you would pay for it .( lets say £1000) Enter your bid in the last 10 sec.(1 bid only)and bid £1002)cos no one wants to loose by £1, But others think the same. :y
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Re: An ebay bidding question
« Reply #31 on: 08 June 2013, 20:27:36 »

Am i being naive or does anyone buy an item like a car without looking at it first :o
And no, i have never used EBay.
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Re: An ebay bidding question
« Reply #32 on: 08 June 2013, 20:36:21 »

Am i being naive or does anyone buy an item like a car without looking at it first :o
And no, i have never used EBay.

The best Omega we had was bought blind, the worst was travelled to and bought from a garage..........go figure....... ::) ::)

In my opinion when buying from ebay, never make a purchase that, you could not afford to take a hit on, tyres, parts and scrap, in worst case; a lot of communication has been going on behind the scenes...... ;) ;)
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Re: An ebay bidding question
« Reply #33 on: 08 June 2013, 20:40:06 »

Am i being naive or does anyone buy an item like a car without looking at it first :o
And no, i have never used EBay.
I have bought cars on the condition that they have been through an MoT and passed before I commit :y

At least if it turns out to be a shed, you know that it is essentially fit for purpose :y
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Re: An ebay bidding question
« Reply #34 on: 08 June 2013, 22:58:32 »

On Egay....you get what you don't ask about.
Ask the right questions an get the correct anwsers, otherwise walk away.
They cannot lie or you get your expenses back. been there....and done it.
you must know what to ask. never viewed a car on EGay but always known what to ask so always known what i was getting.....
Tip is .....Always do your research.
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