Anyone burned on Ebay

and use common sense. if you don't understand the description or the auction, ask someone who would. don't just go out and bid on something you do not fully understand.

never bid on anything where the seller askes u to e-mail them first and gives u a diff e-mail.allways use ask seller a question option e-bay will notify u if its a scam

Jahrome wrote:
Do not bid on 24 hour auctions or auctions with the sellers email address (usually a hotmail or yahoo throw away account) listed asking you to contact them first before bidding. Also, if the auction contains pictures that are borrowed from another auction..stay away from it. These are scams and there are plenty of them on eBay everyday.

Jahrome wrote:
You still have to be careful with highjacked accounts. That's why you stay away from 24 hour auctions and don't email them directly but use eBay's messaging system. Messages will get to the registered owner of the account.

Couldn't resist...but I will leave you alone this time

A good tip is if u see somethin that interests u ask one of us on here we can help verify if its a good thing to bid or not. Right peeps?

You should be able to make the decision your self.

I use ebay all the time - read my last post to see what I said.

If you use those points and your common sense as sparq said then u should be fine.

mnh2410 wrote:A good tip is if u see somethin that interests u ask one of us on here we can help verify if its a good thing to bid or not. Right peeps?

Yup