[Closed] Dodgy ebay listing?

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Seems ok to me tbh

Worth looking out for that sort if thing though

Traditionally, poor spelling and a weak grasp of written English was the preserve of the terminally shady, but it's now seemingly a universal right. Some folks just don't put an ounce of effort in their adverts. I'd guess this is an example of that.

Just joined Ebay, no size, cut and paste description, no mention of anything else?

Looks fishy to me.

It's not just the spelling. He'll take the nearest offer to what? The starting bid of £800. Seems low for a £2750 bike.

I reckon it's a bit shady too.

looks about as dodgy as it gets!

Looks dodgy, but might not be. Give the lad a call to try to sus it, if in doubt go view it. Bike's located in Archway, quite a well to do area, in places...

A lot of people aren't very good at writing adverts, which could mean a bargain if it's legit!

Don't see much wrong with that. I wouldn't pay more than £800 for that bike 2nd hand (it's nothing particularly special), so seems like a reasonable starting price to me.

He's given his mobile number. Most eBay sellers don't give out their number.

So is he selling lots of the same bike of different sizes? And you can pick up a sim card from Tesco for 99p to seem more legit,who knows it might very well be a bargain to be had,just open up a paypal dispute at the same time as you send your cash :-).

"I will tack nearest offer thinks for interest".

Its on a phone, dead easy for autocorrect to tack over. Look at how many people also get teh and the mixed up

Although ebay mobile has made things more convenient it has made listings become poorer than ever.