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By themlruts · Nov 21, 2006in General💬 12 posts👁️ 1,937 views
Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 06:26 UTC#2

49 mutually withdrawn? wow!! stay away from them... hell run as fast as possible from them. That is a very very very clear sign that they are shaddy. That shows they leave comments negative for negative.. Clearly leaving neg. feedback for something they did and was not the buyers fault is horrible. They left negitive feedback for not having item in stock and not notifying customer for 16 days, but somehow that all was the buyers fault.

 

They seem to also want to charge a restocking fee for something that is NOT returned. Looking at the feedback they tried to charge 100$ for something that was broken and were offering to replace (not return) if the buyer paid 100$ and shipping.

 

So, I am lost when you say "guys looks pretty legit" what are you basing this on? surely cant be the feedback. why not buy it from a reputable place that may be 30$ more expensive? worth the piece of mind in my opinion.

 

Dude come on, a legit seller is not going to sell on ebay only. I dont care who responds after me and says "oh i am a honest ebay seller... so you are wrong" it comes down to 1 or 2 or 3 or 4 or 5 or a million bad apples ruin it for the bunch. Ebay in my experience has been full of scams, with the faint whisper of a few good sellers. they are almost like urban legends. why take the chance for what $30? do as you please though, and hope it works out either way for you

 

p.s. ebay sellers are not authorized you get NO warranty from pioneer, despite what the seller says.

Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 14:43 UTC#3

Probably not the smartest thing to do since you get no warranty or customer service if you have problems, but with 7288 positive, 98.4%, chances are good a new N3 will show up at your place.

 

I buy from eBay sellers all the time. If the feedback is positive, real, and they've been a member for awhile, there's a good chance you'll get what you bought and it'll be new. After sale support will be non-existent, but that's the risk you take when it comes to buying things for several hundred less on eBay. I take the risk because 99.9% of the time, my stuff doesn't break until well after the warranty ends anyway.

Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 14:46 UTC#4

the price difference isnt several hundred dollars, so you know, you can get it for that price if not $30 more at online shops that arent ebay

Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 14:49 UTC#5

Ah well, I wouldn't take the risk if it's not saving several hundred dollars. :lol:

I prefer double DIN so I have no idea the cost of an N3.

 

No reason to risk not having a warranty or after-sales support if you aren't saving big bucks.

Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 15:25 UTC#6
the price difference isnt several hundred dollars, so you know, you can get it for that price if not $30 more at online shops that arent ebay

 

were are these online stores that have these prices? do you have a link for me?

Thanks

Mike

Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 19:15 UTC#10

My buddy bought a Pioneer deck (DEHP980BT) from sonix and it came fast and in good condition.

Posted Nov 21, 2006 · 21:29 UTC#11

Sorry I am late here, but right on the first page of the seller's feedback, one person left him a negative feedback about a cracked screen on an iPod and here is their response:

 

Reply by electronicexperts: IPOD WAS BRAND NEW AND SEALED IN FACTORY BOX . NOT POSSIBLE LIAR

 

Just the fact that the seller responsed immaturely and immediately saying "LIAR" to a potential repeat customer would definitely steer me away. This isnt to say that the buyer isnt telling a lie, but that's not a way for a reputable seller to act.

Posted Nov 22, 2006 · 07:11 UTC#12

Thanks guys i made the purchase today from compuplus.com i will let you know how it is

thanks

Mike