Making Deals Online

Collapse
X
 
  • Time
  • Show
Clear All
new posts
  • xmetal2001
    Junior Member at heart
    • May 2001
    • 1994

    #1

    Making Deals Online

    Im about to buy a barrel for cheap(30) from somebody over on PBNation. I've done online sales and trades with people before, but sometimes i've worried about being ripped off.
    What kind of information should i ask for from him to make sure hes legit? Should i make anykind of contract thingy? Should I just chance it?
    I know this is just $30, but if i'm ever buying a marker or something i don't want to lose big bucks cause hes an thief and i wasn't smart enough to find out.
  • Restola
    Certificated Cloud Buster
    • May 2001
    • 2230

    #2
    i would say just chance it, and it if doesnt go right then post some negative feedback and hope no one ever deals with them.

    its $30. no one would ever investigate.

    AO Feedback / Ebay Feedback / AOPA / JeepForum.com / IPR

    Comment

    • Cliffio
      No Sig's or Av's is Gay
      • Nov 2001
      • 4592

      #3
      ask for feedback from other buyers, do some back ground checks, look around for deals he has made in the past and contact those who he delt with

      use the search feature it can be a life saver

      Cliff
      AO MEMBER# 2967
      No Limit
      check out these killers...
      NFeel The JoyN

      Comment

      • InfinatyBPS
        Dead Black Rose
        • May 2001
        • 2404

        #4
        If I am buying something big used I always make them sign a paper saying that when I get the gun or part that it will be working properly as soon as I install or use it. And always pay with money order from post office because they keep records and can see if it has been cashed and send the money certified with a signed delivery conformation that way they can't say they never got it...
        You smell like dookie... No really though.

        Comment

        • Blennidae
          an epileptic hummingbird
          • Nov 2001
          • 1920

          #5
          Always try and check references. Ask if they have an ebay account, that sort of thing.

          If you get a gut feeling that something isn't right, listen to it. Like the saying goes, if its too good to be true, it probably is.

          Comment

          • Croix71
            Registered User
            • Mar 2002
            • 717

            #6
            Are you willing to take a chance? If your not comfortable with the deal don't do it.






            lead, follow, or


            get the Hell out of MY way!

            - quote stolen from sleepingbeauty

            Comment

            • FooTemps
              HURRRR
              • Sep 2001
              • 6702

              #7
              ask for the person's phone number... that way you can make sure they aren't trying something...

              .
              Good Traders:
              Tunaman, K-villeplayer, Magman007, Mastersconi, Jon/xpm, Kenndogg

              My feedback if you've dealt with me, leave some...

              Fruitcat: it's what AO doesn't like.

              Comment

              Working...