thinging of using ebay ,whats your thought

[flynn]

was looking on ebay and theres vv vw  used mods for sale as well as new,was thinging of getting a used provera for sale are they the real mc coy and whats your thoughts on using ebay

[Deleted]

Check sellers feedback! I haven't used eBay for mods but found it good for cheap odds and sods

[djs]

I wouldn't buy a used Provari on ebay, No.

A mech or a cheap atomizer (clone), sure, why not?

[xtc263]

I've bought and sold quite a bit of my e cig stuff on eBay. Only ever had a problem with one guy who clean ripped me off. He had 100% feedback from 5 people. The day after I made my purchase it dropped to 92%. Then he screwed me over and I left it too late to do anything about it. Tho did leave a justified feedback comment. And score of 82%. And He hasn't sold anything since. Have had no problems from that. Just always check feedback. If it's high count and score u should be fine.

[dagl]

There are lots of honest people trying to make a living on ebay, as well as dishonest, always check the feedback.
PM me if you ever want towel warmers or rads

[sej016]

.........and make sure you pay with PayPal.

They always take the buyer's side if there are any problems and you get 40 days to make a complaint, etc.

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Oct 23, 2014 16:25:34 GMT sej016 said:

.........and make sure you pay with PayPal.

They always take the buyer's side if there are any problems and you get 40 days to make a complaint, etc.

180 days now

[enagee]

Paypal lead you to beleive its 180 days but i can tell you it is not!!!
This is what they sent me last week.
Hello
The complaint you filed (PP-0000000000) was opened after our 45 day
deadline and as such, regrettably, we cannot look into this claim.
It is necessary for us to cap the timeframe for opening a buyer complaint.
We have found that in most cases 45 days is a sufficient timeframe for a
buyer to notify PayPal that they have not received their item, or that
there is a problem with the item that they have received.
Additionally we are required to specify a set timeframe in our legal
agreements. This lets sellers know that they should keep their postal
information and other relevant transaction details for this period. It also
reassures buyers that should something happen with their purchase within a
45 day period, they can open a complaint with PayPal.
PayPal’s Buyer Protection offers an additional layer of security, however
this does not affect your consumer rights and we advise that you contact
the Citizens Advice Bureau or Trading Standards for further information.
If you purchased the goods on an auction site you could also contact the
customer support for that auction site to find out if they have a
protection policy in place. We also recommend that you stay in contact with
your seller in order to reach a resolution.
If you'd like more information please have a look at our User Agreement.
You can find it by clicking on the 'Legal Agreements' link at the bottom of
any PayPal page
Sincerely,
Cian
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