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Buying an expensive item

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Behooven · 08/03/2015 13:35

I've used ebay a lot but the most I have spent on one item is £35.
I found a furniture item for £200, it's just what I want and similar in the high street is double that price. Should I go for it? Just a bit worried about spending that amount although I will be using PayPal.

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ragged · 08/03/2015 13:49

Paypal will give you a lot of protection. Electronics or gems/precious metals are considered dodgy to buy on Ebay but furniture should be good. Would be better if you could collect in person to be sure you're satisfied with condition (& pay in cash probably).

mollypollly · 08/03/2015 13:51

Go for it! I got all my lovely vintage furniture from ebay, had no problems at all :-)

craazyperson · 08/03/2015 14:04

I would check the seller's reviews and go on that whether they are reliable or not, I got my mum a lovely coffee table for £226 saved easily over £100 and it was perfect.

Behooven · 08/03/2015 14:08

Thanks all. The sellers feedback is all good, although mostly for buying. Unfortunately I can't pick it up due to the distance involved but I'm going to buy it with PayPal.

Will let you know!

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glammanana · 08/03/2015 14:19

Just make sure it is insured for delivery there are some quite careless firms out there as long as you insure you should be fine.

currentnameinuse · 08/03/2015 15:11

the insurance for delivery is to protect the seller - not the buyer. Just consider how much it would cost you to return, fully tracked, if you do want a refund. That could be pricey.

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