- Apr 16, 2014
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Well, welcome to my tutorial, firstly let's get started with some ground rules.
1.
If you see an ebay with negative reviews then leave straight away because they [strike]most likely [/strike] will scam you.
2.
Is the price too good to be true? An ultrabook for 80£ is most likely a scam, always check that.
3.
If you see a user with mixed reviews, check the positive ones. Are the Users bots, fake accounts, is what they write what a user would write for example "omg disz is t0tes gud, buy here for amazing prices, plss." <You can see here that the user is asking you to buy which means it is a FAKE ACCOUNT
4.
Does it specify the damages, if it does, take a picture and bring it to court if damaged. You can do this and hopefully get money back.
Thanks for reading and be careful.
1.
If you see an ebay with negative reviews then leave straight away because they [strike]most likely [/strike] will scam you.
2.
Is the price too good to be true? An ultrabook for 80£ is most likely a scam, always check that.
3.
If you see a user with mixed reviews, check the positive ones. Are the Users bots, fake accounts, is what they write what a user would write for example "omg disz is t0tes gud, buy here for amazing prices, plss." <You can see here that the user is asking you to buy which means it is a FAKE ACCOUNT
4.
Does it specify the damages, if it does, take a picture and bring it to court if damaged. You can do this and hopefully get money back.
Thanks for reading and be careful.
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