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mts · 10-25-2007, 03:20 AM

I too have purchased cars from ebay. You talk to the seller, look at the description, look at the details and the vehicle, and look at the feedback of the seller. It's not hard to find a good honest deal if you have some common sense.

Sure, there are some scammers out there, but they are pretty easy to spot for the most part. Personally, I'd rather buy something from ebay where the seller has say 100+ transactions and near perfect feedback than from Joe Schmo locally sometimes.

Different strokes I guess.

10-25-2007, 03:20 AM	#11
mts Registered User Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Lexington, KY Posts: 312	I too have purchased cars from ebay. You talk to the seller, look at the description, look at the details and the vehicle, and look at the feedback of the seller. It's not hard to find a good honest deal if you have some common sense. Sure, there are some scammers out there, but they are pretty easy to spot for the most part. Personally, I'd rather buy something from ebay where the seller has say 100+ transactions and near perfect feedback than from Joe Schmo locally sometimes. Different strokes I guess. __________________ 2004 550 SE #1081 of 1953 (sold) 1997 911 Targa (sold)