Once I figured eBay out, it's about 90% eBay, 5% Amazon, 5% other.
Amazon does a great job of making it appear that they are the best option to shop at. But they really aren't. Even with Prime Free Shipping, if you search eBay correctly - the prices are likely better there.
I know what some are probably thinking, eBay is full of scammers and knockoffs etc. That's not really accurate. Especially when you figure out how to use it correctly.
eBay policies are designed to protect the buyer. If the item doesn't arrive, you're getting a refund. Every. Single. Time. If you're unhappy with the item: tell the seller. Most will make it right for fear of negative feedback, and knowing they'll lose the INAD. INAD? If the seller wont fix it, file an Item Not As Described claim. You will win and they'll be forced to either refund you or accept a return.
Amazon does a great job of making it appear that they are the best option to shop at. But they really aren't. Even with Prime Free Shipping, if you search eBay correctly - the prices are likely better there.
I know what some are probably thinking, eBay is full of scammers and knockoffs etc. That's not really accurate. Especially when you figure out how to use it correctly.
eBay policies are designed to protect the buyer. If the item doesn't arrive, you're getting a refund. Every. Single. Time. If you're unhappy with the item: tell the seller. Most will make it right for fear of negative feedback, and knowing they'll lose the INAD. INAD? If the seller wont fix it, file an Item Not As Described claim. You will win and they'll be forced to either refund you or accept a return.