Ebay buying
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fata1ity
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You probably wanted to post this in the feedback thread
http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/vendor-seller-feedback/
But since its done I'll answer. I have ordered corals off of ebay before and picked them up locally. This calls for a very inexpensive coral, especially if its an auction with no other bidders. Some of the people that sell on ebay are just hobbyists that have extra corals, you can tell from their listing templates. Always check their feedback and read EVERYTHING before buying.
http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/vendor-seller-feedback/
But since its done I'll answer. I have ordered corals off of ebay before and picked them up locally. This calls for a very inexpensive coral, especially if its an auction with no other bidders. Some of the people that sell on ebay are just hobbyists that have extra corals, you can tell from their listing templates. Always check their feedback and read EVERYTHING before buying.
ACRONUTS
Member
Thanks!
I did read feedback and the sellers are from actual local fish stores that have realized that ebay can be another outlet for customers.
You know power sellers with sales pf more than 500.
I did read feedback and the sellers are from actual local fish stores that have realized that ebay can be another outlet for customers.
You know power sellers with sales pf more than 500.
Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware
Truer words were never spoken (err typed)
there's nothing like having someone you KNOW is going to be there if there is a problem. With eBay it's to easy to "duck & hide" if there's a problem. Last time I got screwed on eBay it took 120days to get my money refunded and that was thanks to PayPal.....
Rick wieger
New Member
reefaholix.com nothing but good things to say there web site has some nice corals right now as well