PowderKeg
Well-known member
Regarding Flea bay, the only time I can say I got intentionally screwed, I sorta deserved it. Seller had fuzzy pics of some Proto and a Snappy flex head ratchet. E-mailed questions about the condition and got positive responses, but when they arrived I found the guy had lied thru his teeth
Proto chrome was peeling and chipped/worn away, flex head was rough ratcheting and floppy. Looked back at all his current and past auctions - yup, all out-of-focus pics. 
Had a happier ending though (but not from the sob seller). Took the Snappy to the dealer servicing the woodyard I worked out of and he rebuilt the head and ordered a new pin for the handle. After a month the pin still hadn't showed up, so he gave me a shiny new F831
. That dealer got many more sales from me after that. And I don't bid on anything without any, or with bad pics. Feedback is generally a good guide, but you need to actually read the negatives and neutrals - some can be retaliatory or undeserved from sob's suffering bidders remorse.
Had a package of misc Snappy hex sockets show up once with hole torn in it and a few missing - seller quickly made good on them by refunding some $$$ to me. He also got a few more sales.
And that's coming from someone with 540 all good feedbacks - likely well over 650 total purchases - in 10 years of flea bay'ing, mostly buying.
Had a package of misc Snappy hex sockets show up once with hole torn in it and a few missing - seller quickly made good on them by refunding some $$$ to me. He also got a few more sales.
And that's coming from someone with 540 all good feedbacks - likely well over 650 total purchases - in 10 years of flea bay'ing, mostly buying.







