new method of advertising for trades?

johnboy6083 · May 3, 2011

have just seen this while looking for very cheap RCBO.

17th Edition consumer unit fitted and Tested £250.00 | eBay UK

what do you think?

is it a good way of advertising?
price?

RWJ · May 3, 2011

lolololol

Good old ebay

Who's LD Electrical? I'm sure that's familiar.. from the Screwfux incident??

Johnny-G · May 3, 2011

He hasn't 'sold' any by the look of things and I've seen similar listings on there before.
I'm not entirely sure as I only really buy off ebay but I think you get charged a listing fee even if the item doesn't sell, not sure what the amount is though.

johnboy6083 · May 4, 2011

i think its probably bad for other sparks, if the customer says " well ive seen it for £250 on ebay.

especially as thebloke will proabably add to the price anyway for bonding extras that hes almost always gona find

rocker · May 4, 2011

johnboy6083 said:
i think its probably bad for other sparks, if the customer says " well ive seen it for £250 on ebay.

especially as thebloke will proabably add to the price anyway for bonding extras that hes almost always gona find

'Well F off and get the guy from ebay, then!'

Stock response.

SPARTYKUS · May 4, 2011

rocker said:
'Well F off and get the guy from ebay, then!'

Stock response.

Aye, can't waste time with muppets. There's beer to drink and kids to frolic with in the garden. The "and what will I be getting in terms of quality for the extra you're charging me blah blah blah " gets the same response, or "you get what you pay for, good luck". And then written off. Muppets.