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gtc:

--- Quote from: raafrebel on May 25, 2013, 11:14:57 PM ---Nothing wrong with buying a car on ebay, its just another advertising company. 

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Would you buy a car via eBay without first inspecting it?

I don't buy cars that I can't test drive and check over myself. But each to his own.

BTW: I note that aggro7_123 has recently sold a Nissan Patrol. (Item #171039349665)

raafrebel:

--- Quote from: gtc on May 25, 2013, 11:41:16 PM ---Would you buy a car via eBay without first inspecting it?

I don't buy cars that I can't test drive and check over myself. But each to his own.

BTW: I note that aggro7_123 has recently sold a Nissan Patrol. (Item #171039349665)

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I never said i would buy a car without inspecting it or  have someone do it for me.. I said there is nothing wrong with buying a car on ebay. . I have bought a few cars on ebay, without a problem.
 I just said that ebay is like any other form of car advertising and, you can make a fraud add anywere. you could even make one here. (please dont take offence Camo)
As far as aggro7, i dont care what he has sold, someone has hacked his account and is using my old add to try to scam people

StephenSLR:

--- Quote from: raafrebel on May 26, 2013, 12:46:37 AM ---you can make a fraud ad anywhere.
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True, Craigslist has many. Another problem is if you put an ad up, you then get scammers trying to scam you there as well.  A common trick is they tell you they've put an amount in your Paypal account, send you an official looking receipt. They'll either overpay the deposit or change their mind then ask you to pay them back via Western Union.  Not sure on how it works but either there is no money in your Paypal account or Paypal withdraws it.

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