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   Hi Guys and Gals, isn"t it time that Ebay was made to put it"s house in order, This site should be policed more efficiently. Only last week I noticed a caravan vin plate for sale £7.50   It could only be someone with criminal intent that would buy one.

Everything has a value even during a credit crunch, I its too cheap to be true, leave it .  Happy camping for 2009

The number of times eBay hits the news on forums like this, I wonder just why people bother to even browse its website.  The conmen will always be successful whilst someone is eager to grab something which appears to be an obvious bargain. People need to get the message that there is no such thing as a free lunch.

I only tried eBay once; to sell an awning after moving to a larger van.  Would-be buyers were offering ridiculously low prices for it.  I eventually dropped out and had the awning converted as a combi, to fit the larger van. It is a very good Trio awning, and we have since used it several times, so we ended up better off for the messing about we suffered on eBay.  Never again, to buy or sell.

Bertie.

Quote: Originally posted by MartyM on 18/11/2008

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Treat an ebay listing like an ad in the newspaper or magazine. if the seller wont let you go & veiw the caravan at their home adress then its a scam.

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