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Dodgy eBay auctions!


Steviegeeza

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Watch out for Ebay auctions that look as if they are advertising

Supra performance parts even down to having the correct postage

for an Item that size, a picture of the item, a long description of its

merits etc. Then right at the end a small disclaimer saying that the

auction is for a fuse or similar.[sHOCK][/sHOCK]

 

 

Heres the one that caught me![ANGRY][/ANGRY]

 

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=4651148783

 

It caught at least one other guy and there are still a few running.

 

I asked the guy for a refund pointing out that the Auction was misleading

and if he was just advertising why scam money from people but he declined

to do the right thing even though it was just £15. I've complained to ebay

and they are looking into it.

 

This guy has a what looks to be a reasonable business and I bet some

of you know him.

 

If you do use ebay Watch out for his Auctions! I leave it to you as to

how far you would trust him with your Supra, especially if there where

a problem with parts or work he had supplied.:Pling:

 

 

Stevie

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I believe that person is a member on here, but misleading auctions are way too common, looks like a good deal, but basically is just a plug for other items/services. I really try to stay clear on Ebay now, unless the items are being privately sold.

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Ok fair enough I can see the point but when you buy something from E bay when people know what it is like, is it not best to read the item add carefully? So that who ever is buying the item fully understands what they are actually buying.

 

Don't get me wrong I agree that the item is misleading but buyers should read the item desription.

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Sounds like they need a kicking from eBay:

 

Sellers are not permitted to create titles for their listings that do not accurately describe the item for sale.

 

Breaches of this policy may result in a range of actions, including:

 

Listing cancellation

 

Limits on account privileges

 

Account suspension

 

Forfeit of eBay fees on cancelled listings

 

Loss of PowerSeller status

 

Example

 

If a seller lists an item simply as “Apple iPod”, the seller must be selling an actual Apple iPod – not accessories to an Apple iPod, or items related to or unrelated to an Apple iPod.

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