Should I buy this?

[carpets]

Should I buy this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3081802126&category=61240#ebayphotohosting

[tag]

Should I buy this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3081802126&category=61240#ebayphotohosting

No remote?????

[alenhard]

Man I hope you weren't the winning buyer. He won't even say if it works! In fact, he purposely admits that it has never even been tested. Why do people still mess with ebay?

[hudsonf]

If it doesn't work they only paid $152.50 for a paper weight.It sounds like a good deal to me!

[alenhard]

I guess there are certainly people who would know how to fix it with a few parts from Radio Shack, but for most people I think "paperweight" would be an adequate description!

[Innershield]

It says that the tray won't stay closed.

[Werble]

Don't buy. Seller probably dropped it and now wants to get rid of it to some sucker out there. Don't be that sucker.

[Innershield]

Bidding has ended. Was it you, Carpets, who bought it?

[carpets]

nope, i didnt buy it.

[jaxxboss]

Smart move. This seller is a dick head anyway. Notice that that one negative feedabck he got, he turned around and gave that guy a negative feedback for the reason of...giving him negative feedback!
thats a crock of crap! The dude paid him and the seller should have immediately gave the buyer positive feedback, but he waited until the buyer left his. sellers like this are aware their products will generate this activity and therefore wait to give crappy feedback.

[Innershield]

That's one of the flaws about ebay. I had sold something and the winning bidder never paid. I left him negative feedback and then in retaliation he gave me negative feedback. How unfair!

[tag]

Smart move. This seller is a dick head anyway. Notice that that one negative feedabck he got, he turned around and gave that guy a negative feedback for the reason of...giving him negative feedback!

Yep! The buyer said something like, "selling damaged goods" to which this seller replied, "item description stated that product could be defective. Did not read auction". Well, sure, the description did mention there was "a chance the merchandise is defective" but directly above that statement the description read, "this item appears to be in very good condition".

I suspect this seller has applied the philosophy of that SNL character, Fernando, to his ebay listings:

"This item looks maaahvelous! And it is better to look good than to feel good. You know what I'm saying?"