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Title: How would you know?
Post by: Desert Dust on September 15, 2012, 11:50:49 AM
I have sold and bought goods and gear on the parts for sale and gear for sale thread. All transactions have gone smoothly and fairly. But I was wondering, as a buyer, how would you know if the seller was planning to "stick it to you?"

The buyer usually pays before the item is shipped, so the buyer is taking the real risk.

What precautions can a buyer take?


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: He Man on September 15, 2012, 12:06:43 PM
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how would you know if the seller was planning to "stick it to you?"

you call the psychic hotline.

for the buye, use paypal and credit card.
for the seller, do not use paypal and do not accept credit card.

its that simple. ironic isnt it?


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: BlackdogGS on September 15, 2012, 12:36:01 PM
I never bought anything here (but I would).  I have bought many things on ADVRider and other bike related sites.  I have never had a problem in fact I've made great friends in the past.


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: Desert Dust on September 15, 2012, 12:58:13 PM
you call the psychic hotline.

for the buye, use paypal and credit card.
for the seller, do not use paypal and do not accept credit card.

its that simple. ironic isnt it?
So are you saying that if the deal turns sour the buyer can cancel the credit card charge when ising PayPal?

By the way He Man, I bought a used Speedy Moto clutch cover from you about two years ago. Great deal! Thanks!

Also, I know I wouldn't hesitate to do business with you again, along with some other trustworthy people on this forum.


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: He Man on September 15, 2012, 04:23:13 PM
yes as a buyer, you can claim it wasnt as described and paypal has the power ( because the seller authorized it) to rip it straight out of your bank account.

As a buyer, if you used a credit card, you can say that it wasnt as described and the creditcard (i know Chase and AMEX will do this) will refund you the money and yank it from paypals account, and then they will yank it from the sellers account.


as a seller, if the buyer decides to pull a quick one on you, they will say that the credit card wasnt authorized for use and since you already sent the item and they have it, they will yank it from your account and give it back to them.

Paypal is evil in every which way just like ebay is evil.

Amazon 4teh winz! i should open a competing paypal with less fees. Paypal just gouges the shit out of you.

and your still welcome. I have another clutch cover if youre intrested! :p


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: ab on September 15, 2012, 05:05:39 PM
Another alternative to paypal is popmoney.  Transaction goes straight to your bank account and it's like a buck or less for transaction up to $500.


As for transactions at DMF, so far I haven't had any problems and I have bought shit load of gears and parts.  DMF members so far have been great.


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: Desert Dust on September 16, 2012, 10:08:37 AM
yes as a buyer, you can claim it wasnt as described and paypal has the power ( because the seller authorized it) to rip it straight out of your bank account.

As a buyer, if you used a credit card, you can say that it wasnt as described and the creditcard (i know Chase and AMEX will do this) will refund you the money and yank it from paypals account, and then they will yank it from the sellers account.


as a seller, if the buyer decides to pull a quick one on you, they will say that the credit card wasnt authorized for use and since you already sent the item and they have it, they will yank it from your account and give it back to them.

Paypal is evil in every which way just like ebay is evil.

Amazon 4teh winz! i should open a competing paypal with less fees. Paypal just gouges the shit out of you.

and your still welcome. I have another clutch cover if youre intrested! :p
Thanks, He Man. I don't need a clutch cover, but I am looking for an aftermarket pressure plate, preferably in gold.


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: He Man on September 16, 2012, 12:09:41 PM
I have one! though slightly damage.  :P its the speedymoto kukri. I was going to fix deblurr that area and then polish the lip and then sell it for $50.

(http://kuixihe.com/gallery3/var/resizes/Trips/Move-to-Colorado/P1020637.JPG?m=1338091371)


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: Desert Dust on September 16, 2012, 01:48:44 PM
Sounds good. How much to have it powder coated gold?


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: He Man on September 16, 2012, 02:02:57 PM
at this point in time 11ty billion dollars. i dont have time toblast off the anodizing and then PCing it. :(


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: Desert Dust on September 16, 2012, 02:15:00 PM
So you would polish it down to the original aluminum color?


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: Desert Dust on September 16, 2012, 02:27:21 PM
Could you send some pics after the repair? I'm pretty sure I'll take it.


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: He Man on September 16, 2012, 02:28:38 PM
So you would polish it down to the original aluminum color?

just the damaged area. dont want it to cut anyone.


Title: Re: How would you know?
Post by: ducpainter on September 16, 2012, 02:45:28 PM
Take this transaction to pm please.


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