ebay help
- Thread starter samtly
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this is what i want to get. if i get 10 go ahead here. i will buy it
http://www.ebay.com.my/viItem?ItemId=7546784043
http://www.ebay.com.my/viItem?ItemId=7546784043
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KawaiiTennyo
you can totally trust it .. paypal .. is good .. if the product you get is shit .. you can send it back and report to paypal .. and you can give them negative feedbacks .. well look at their feedbacks .. whoever you're buying it from if its good go for it .. cuz you can return it and get your money back .. remember when you send it back .. always get confirmation from the post office so if they say you didnt .. you have proof .. =)
Muddie Murda
smile...
His/her records looks good and clean!
Always always always check their records.
On the right hand side, you'd see a box that says "Seller information", click on the number besides their name. It's best if you see a large number (meaning how many reviews they've recieved) and check if they're all positive. Usually if they're negatives, I'd go and find the negative reviews and see why they got negatives.
If it's just 2-3 negatives outta 100 or whatever, I'd bid.
My brother's stupid. He's just really stupid. -_- He saw this car part he really really wanted for like over $1000...yes one thousand....and I asked him what the seller's history was....and he had like...0...he was a 'new' seller. I was like "HELL NO!" Newbie, selling $1000 item? He should start off by selling stickers or something much cheaper before jumping to 1000.
My brother WAS STILL GONNA GET IT. He bid on it...but someone outbid him. I don't know the rest from there.
Seller's reviews, that's the most important part!!!
Always always always check their records. On the right hand side, you'd see a box that says "Seller information", click on the number besides their name. It's best if you see a large number (meaning how many reviews they've recieved) and check if they're all positive. Usually if they're negatives, I'd go and find the negative reviews and see why they got negatives.
If it's just 2-3 negatives outta 100 or whatever, I'd bid.
My brother's stupid. He's just really stupid. -_- He saw this car part he really really wanted for like over $1000...yes one thousand....and I asked him what the seller's history was....and he had like...0...he was a 'new' seller. I was like "HELL NO!"
Newbie, selling $1000 item? He should start off by selling stickers or something much cheaper before jumping to 1000. My brother WAS STILL GONNA GET IT. He bid on it...but someone outbid him. I don't know the rest from there.
Seller's reviews, that's the most important part!!!
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KawaiiTennyo
yer brother is a dork it can be a SCAM =)Muddie MuRda said:His/her records looks good and clean!
On the right hand side, you'd see a box that says "Seller information", click on the number besides their name. It's best if you see a large number (meaning how many reviews they've recieved) and check if they're all positive. Usually if they're negatives, I'd go and find the negative reviews and see why they got negatives.
If it's just 2-3 negatives outta 100 or whatever, I'd bid.
My brother's stupid. He's just really stupid. -_- He saw this car part he really really wanted for like over $1000...yes one thousand....and I asked him what the seller's history was....and he had like...0...he was a 'new' seller. I was like "HELL NO!"
My brother WAS STILL GONNA GET IT. He bid on it...but someone outbid him. I don't know the rest from there.
Seller's reviews, that's the most important part!!!
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yeap...seller's report is important. My friend have had trouble ordering from ebay, but from my own experience, all the stuff I got from there are very good and good quatity... she asked me how and i told her that I read the report before even bidding on the item. So seller's report is very important