Scam or too good to be True

[MalcBParticipant @malcb52554]

[MalcBParticipant @malcb52554]

Qualters and Smith Drill

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[Roger Provins 2Participant @rogerprovins2]

Strange. Postage only £5?

[MalcBParticipant @malcb52554]

Yes, even less on the Myford?

[peak4Participant @peak4]

Can't see why it wouldn't be genuine enough, just a mistake in allowing ebay to add postage price.

I don't think my postie would like to carry a lathe up from the delivery office, even though it's only at the end of the road. I's not sure the first class stamp would stick to it anyway.

[not done it yetParticipant @notdoneityet]

Start by looking at the selling feedback for the seller. Likely some simple reason, like he has included most of the shipping in the starting price. Scammers usually have 100% feedback rating for small purchases, then launch into a big fraud – and run before epay catches up with them.

Reading the auction details very carefully should protect any purchaser – and pay by paypal, so you can get your money refunded if it all goes bellypup. Buyer beware is the usual warning for any epay deal.

[JohnFParticipant @johnf59703]

Says free collection in person so if your offer was accepted just take cash and pay on collection provided you are happy with the goods — if it looks dodgy –walk away !

[Dave HalfordParticipant @davehalford22513]

Thats was what I paid for mine

Proper heavy

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