@ellk2014 wrote:i wouldnt buy anything off ebay cause most of the time u get ripped off things come iver broken or harf of the parts arnt there n trying to get the problem fixed is a night mear they dont mind taken your money but when things go wrong they try so hard to pass the problem on some one eals i have lost over $300 bucks on this site it a verey dogie site so WARRNING think about it cause if u have a problem from a shop u get a refund or they fix it so all warrnty on items on this site dont xests on this site so wellcome to ebay they dont say u wiill lose lost of money on this site
What the others are saying is that your post is hard to read, it's a bit of a night mear.
It is your choice whether or not you buy anything on the ebay site. I am not a seller these days, I am mainly a buyer.
If you are going to spend your hard earned money, here is some advice on how to stop losing money.
1. Read the ad, the entire ad from top to bottom.
2. Check where it is being sold from.
3. Check the seller's feedback, especially their negatives.
If it is stuff that needs a warranty or could give trouble eg electrical goods, phones-go to a real shop.
Buy small stuff mainly from Australia for a while, till you get the hang of it. If you've lost $300, trust me, you don't have the hang of it yet.
If things arrive broken or damaged, take a photo, contact seller & if they don't fix things fast, put in a claim to ebay for item not as described and attach your photo as evidence. They will probably make sure your money is refunded.
