I have no problems with Ebay it is an easy place to buy, but there are some dodgy sellers, Ebay do look after the buyer though.
The seller of these capacitors did not even reply to my request for a refund but Ebay automatically refunded the money after the allotted time, no questions asked.
I have recently had a couple of attempts at buying in auctions via "The Saleroom".
If you are lucky to win an item you have to add up to 20% buyers fees, then add an internet premium , (then add the £25 for postage of a small transistor radio) and then add your VAT.
"Real" auctions are pointless unless you can travel to them.
It all make Ebay seem like the bargain of the century.
I also like Paypal, it is the simplest way to pay, you dont have to keep setting up personal accounts, and prevents you having to leave your bank details all over the internet with all sorts of companies.
Mike
The seller of these capacitors did not even reply to my request for a refund but Ebay automatically refunded the money after the allotted time, no questions asked.
I have recently had a couple of attempts at buying in auctions via "The Saleroom".
If you are lucky to win an item you have to add up to 20% buyers fees, then add an internet premium , (then add the £25 for postage of a small transistor radio) and then add your VAT.
"Real" auctions are pointless unless you can travel to them.
It all make Ebay seem like the bargain of the century.
I also like Paypal, it is the simplest way to pay, you dont have to keep setting up personal accounts, and prevents you having to leave your bank details all over the internet with all sorts of companies.
Mike
