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Old 05-27-2005, 12:23 AM
Jim Ferron Jim Ferron is offline
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Default Re: Ebay: Second Chance Offer Scam

To be afraid of eBay is like a caveman who was afraid of fire. Ebay is a fabulous resource to both buy and sell. Once you have learned the ropes AND use common sense, you will be fine. I've been on both sides of hundreds of transactions and have never really gotten hurt. I've been screwed over MUCH worse at swap meets [yep those headers fit a Chevelle] or even by aquaintences. The biggest caviat is on cars themselves mostly because the sellers are so freaking STUPID. They actually THINK it's; [pick one] original, numbers matching,a Muncie,a survivor, original paint,just needs a tune-up, no bondo in the quarters.....
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