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From : taylor

Q: on thu 31 aug 2006 230358 -0500 xclimation wrote justin ive never bought a vehicle from ebay. just out of curiousity were these bad experiences from florida i am asking this because i have shopped for vehicles on ebay and there have seemed to be many deals from various sellers out of florida that seemed to good to be true. one of the completely misrepresented cars old mercedes was in central florida. a completely misrepresented truck ford diesel was in houston. the florida car was represented to be in pristine condition dealer serviced all its life and having zero defects. the car had transmission problems front end problems and paint problems. the houston truck had wreck damage so poorly repaired that it was visible from ten feet away. the carfax had no damage showing and the seller represented that there was no previous wreck damage. odd thing the seller in houston had perfect feedback over several hundred sales. he reimbursed all my travel expenses to keep me from posting negative feedback. when he relisted the truck on ebay he continued misrepresenting the truck. sheesh. its my belief right or wrong that most vehicles listed on ebay are there because of difficulties selling in the local market. i talked to a transport hauler -- he told me numerous stories of people being sold a good serviceable car and then slapping their forehead when he pulled up to deliver their new junker. .

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From : notme

mike simmons wrote big snip mike daimlerchrysler service manager member society of automotive engineers mikes signature says it all. notwithstanding *good* shadetree mechanics i use the term with affection one does not become a service manager and a member of ase without knowledge. kudos to mike tom and many others who offer their decades of experience and wealth of knowledge! bryan .