I have been selling a lot of stuff on ebay over recent months. I certainly have been finding buyers to be honest. In buying or selling I'd stay clear of anyone without a good track record on Ebay-a yellow star indicates a buyer/seller with a good track record.
Anyone who is asking for instant payment into their bank, or via Western Union, I'd also avoid. PayPal seems to work well, if expensive, but even here I'd look at the buyer/sellers track record on Ebay. With PayPal you do see the payment in your PP account before you ship anything. I'd say there are some good buys to be had on Ebay... As to a real, live person at Ebay, the only way I've achieved this is by going to the real-time chat location, where you can pose your question via email and get an instant response in an on-screen box. This I have accessed when selling items by clicking on 'help'. Brian Seed -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Skyscan Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2004 7:55 AM To: ProDig Forum Subject: [PRODIG] suspect pro-dig items on Ebay I wouldn't even buy a legit Imacon item from Ebay - no matter how tempting it sounds. I am frustrated with Ebay - if any of you have an Ebay email address that reaches a human then please let me know I am warning all of you but someone somewhere is paying over large sums of dollars to these crooks even now. regards Brenda at skyscan.co.uk =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
