Ebay Fools !

No eBay APP ID and/or Cert ID defined in Kunena configurationThis item on ebay comes from the ertl rubber duck mack kit and is a replica of the angry duck on the bonnett . IT IS MADE OF PLASTIC AND YOU GLUE IT TOGETHER , i hope the bidders have read that .

Leave 'em alone, the fool who buys it, will soon realise he's been taken for a ride.

Only wish it were me doin' the sellin', lurv it when ya' reel in suckers like that. :

regards greenie [smiley=vrolijk_1.gif]

I love ebay fools

My young bloke just brought what he thought was 1 guitar strap for $14:95 from a bloke in the USA.
When he said to me that the postage was $70 I thought that as steep and wondered if it was express service or similar.
When it arrived the young bloke found out why it cost so much.
He had brought 100 guitar straps

Snaws

I love ebay fools

My young bloke just brought what he thought was 1 guitar strap for $14:95 from a bloke in the USA.
When he said to me that the postage was $70 I thought that as steep and wondered if it was express service or similar.
When it arrived the young bloke found out why it cost so much.
He had brought 100 guitar straps

Snaws

Betta start buying more guitars i spose ? :

Hi you have to watch how you buy of in the states i just bourt a brake band for a TD5 made in USA one ebay guy wanted $245 for the brake band and $ 255 freight. I got mine from tractorparts.com The brake band was $175 freight $ 47.95 delived to my door

Ebay opens up the doors for us as consumers to access previously unknown products and unknown sellers. Most of these products are great, and the sellers are only looking to expand their hobby or legitimate business.

Of course, within any industry and hobby, their are shysters and people who are willing to take your money without ever having any intention of delivering what you want. There are also fools selling, who have no idea how to send items (and charge accordingly) overseas.

There are just as many fools buying as there are selling on auction sites.

The old adage of 'Buyer Beware' applies to Ebay and the internet.

My theory (as a 10 year buyer, very occasional seller) on Ebay is "If you don't know what you are buying, or don't know who you are buying from; keep your money". I'll almost guarantee that another of the same item will crop up eventually. Alternatively, if you don't mind gambling, take a punt, but only the amount you are prepared to lose.

the other thing is don't forget the postage/pcikup costs either,

Very easy to pick up a $3500 dollar item you can buy around the corner for $2000 then spend another $2000 getting it home