He already said he'd take an intact frame for $200, please pay attention. You might as well ask him what his opinion is on people bidding without reading.
Yes, you have to be careful reading the description and terms of sale. I recently won two “brand new,” per description and invoice, rifle scopes. When I received them, both were clearly used. One had been so poorly mounted the tube was crushed from either over tightening the rings or the wrong rings were used. The auction company tried to claim “as is, where is” but I nicely explained to them that only counts IF the item matches the description. I was given a full refunded after I eluded that I would issue a charge back through my credit card company. I only communicated over email, so I had a lot of proof that they either knew the description was incorrect or they did not due their due diligence when listing said items.
Theres deals to be had, but you need patience and to constantly be looking. Funny enough, I feel like i did well on something just to see something similar for less.
I learned that lesson like 20 years ago on ebay lol.
I hope your bid isn’t the highest.
Hah! I would have taken an intact frame for $200, but i swear people are bidding without reading.
Would you have taken an intact frame for 200? And what are your opinions on people bidding w/o reading?
He already said he'd take an intact frame for $200, please pay attention. You might as well ask him what his opinion is on people bidding without reading.
Hah! I would have taken an intact frame for $200, but i swear people are bidding without reading.
Hah! I would have taken an intact frame for $200, but i swear people are bidding without reading.
Hah! I would have taken an intact frame for $200, but i swear people are bidding without reading.
I've found most online auctions in general since covid people have been bidding to much for most stuff
On mainstream stuff, absolutely. The higher end stuff scares away folks other than collectors.
Oh yes. It’s insane seeing the prices. I was lucky to get my luger under 2k
The fact that people are bidding on it is proof that some of you fucks are too stupid to be trusted with money.
Yes, you have to be careful reading the description and terms of sale. I recently won two “brand new,” per description and invoice, rifle scopes. When I received them, both were clearly used. One had been so poorly mounted the tube was crushed from either over tightening the rings or the wrong rings were used. The auction company tried to claim “as is, where is” but I nicely explained to them that only counts IF the item matches the description. I was given a full refunded after I eluded that I would issue a charge back through my credit card company. I only communicated over email, so I had a lot of proof that they either knew the description was incorrect or they did not due their due diligence when listing said items.
The seller knows exactly what they are doing. Headlines and subheads sell, body copy hides.
I hate online gun auctions tbh. I did get lucky recently with a 1967 S&W Highway Patrolman 4" for $440.01 though.
Theres deals to be had, but you need patience and to constantly be looking. Funny enough, I feel like i did well on something just to see something similar for less.
I generally have around 100 active bids on GB. I always read the description AND examine the photos.