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Misleading adverts to avoid
Retrodan72:
--- Quote from: Ady on October 27, 2015, 07:05 AM ---I agree its safer to buy from here and I buy most if all things off here with dips :whistle: I mean Dibbs :LolLolLolLol:
But we all won`t admit that we still buy from there..
Trust me..
Reporting them nothing will happen..
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I seriously DONT buy off there Ady, unless it's a BIN item, and it's in the region of what I would pay for it off a RAD member, give or take a quid or so. Even then, I'll have exhausted all avenues (RAD/RAD FB page).
dancetothedrummersbeat:
9 out 10 of my bikes were bought on ebay, mostly on auctions, and i probably get 20-30% of my parts from there too. Make sure you know what you're buying.
CustardLips:
I buy off eBay all the time but I know what I'm looking for and only buy what I need. Had some absolute bargains off eBay as I'm sure most of us have. :daumenhoch:
Can see where you're coming from regarding looking out for newbies but maybe it's better they post up any queries they have rather than us trawling eBay looking for misleading items... cos if I'm being honest I can't be arsed. :LolLolLolLol:
NORTY40:
To be fair to Ady , i don't think it's a bad idea if it helps someone new from making a rash purchase and possibly an expensive mistake . I also agree that RADsters should do their homework and ask questions if unsure what they are buying . If they can't do it through a thread im sure the majority of established members would try and help out via a PM ;)
I also think the forum needs more threads starting all the time , as lets face it ..... it ain't exactly busy on here ::)
rooski:
Tis my belief that everyone needs to be stung at least once on Ebay, leave em to it, lesson learnt. :4_17_5:
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