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05.05.2007 at 19:35:51
 
For the record I made my first ever e-bay purchase yesterday.

Not Jag related at all, just a video tape Star Trek Voyager 7.13 which completes the collection.  Price paid £2.20 with P&p 2.50

Is this starting small or what.

Just hoping all works out OK, the seller seems to have very good feedback, over 1500 positive coments and just 3 negative over last 12 months
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Reply #1 - 05.05.2007 at 19:46:36
 
Jacqueline...best be careful with Ebay - it can get quite addictive!
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Reply #2 - 05.05.2007 at 19:55:28
 
preHEstoric wrote on 05.05.2007 at 19:46:36:
Jacqueline...best be careful with Ebay - it can get quite addictive!



as can be seen with my current feedback of 881 , lol

lots of xjs parts available atm from someone you might know  Lips Sealed  Wink

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btw, i have every star trek episode ever made  TOS TNG VOY DS9 & Enterprise, but i aint watched em for a while now, lol
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Reply #3 - 05.05.2007 at 19:55:30
 
Hi Jaq

Dan is right , it can be addictive. Your purchase should be ok, 99.999999% are.
Watch the sellers T&C however. They are totally illegal.

He is a business (whatever he may say) and his return policy is illegal.

You can return within 7 days for a full refund if you wish (Distance Selling Regulations)
and items lost in post are his legal responsibility

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Reply #4 - 05.05.2007 at 19:59:19
 
xjjaguarltd wrote on 05.05.2007 at 19:55:30:
Hi Jaq

Dan is right , it can be addictive. Your purchase should be ok, 99.999999% are.
Watch the sellers T&C however. They are totally illegal.

He is a business (whatever he may say) and his return policy is illegal.

You can return within 7 days for a full refund if you wish (Distance Selling Regulations)
and items lost in post are his legal responsibility

Phil


Phil , i dont want to get into a debate about this, but if you sell your kitchen table on ebay cuz you no longer need it , would you declare that to the tax man to ?

just a question

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Reply #5 - 05.05.2007 at 20:06:56
 
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No I wouldn't. There is a difference between selling your kitchen table on Ebay (or anywhere else) and having over 500 items listed on an online auction house at any one time.
The guy is in business , irrespective of where he sources his goods and as such should act like one. He is buying goods in to sell on at a profit.
He has legal responsibilities to his buyers and indeed to the tax man.
Now.....................what have we talked about in previous threads about businesses ripping people off ?

A tax dodging business (if he is doing so) is ripping every one of us off.
A business seller who is adding £1.00 insurance into his shipping is ripping off the buyer as the buyer needs no additional insurance. The only insurance he needs is the legal responsibility the seller has to ensure the buyer gets his goods. etc etc etc
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Reply #6 - 05.05.2007 at 20:15:02
 
Shall take note of what you say.

Sellers feedback about 97% it a guy called Jim who seems to have a shop in Barking.

We have all the next gen on video, seeking only 7.12 for deep space nine.

The original series a bit more patchy.  We had them all on DVD but series 2 got stolen in a burglary last June.  Trying to get all on video as well though.

There are 3 or 4 Babylon 5 we are after and Blake seven tape 3 assuming that 14 was the last UK one available.  Definitely avoiding US seller from a compatibility and posting point of view.

Think it is a 14 day return policy for that seller but if its a duff video tape I would probably write it off to experience and try again.
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Reply #7 - 05.05.2007 at 20:21:15
 
Jaq

As I wrote 99.999% od Ebay deals are fine. It can be great source of sought after items.
Things only go wrong when they go pear shaped (if you know what I mean)
I was essentially advising you that if the film does not arrive he is responsible for a full refund or replacement whatever he may state on his listings. It is not at the Post Offices discretion if you have not paid for insurance.
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Reply #8 - 05.05.2007 at 20:47:11
 
I'm a Space 1999 fan myself...although the DS9 episode "Our man Bashir" was quite funny.   Have you ever seen the 200th episode of SG1...it's a classic even if you are not a died in the wool Sci-fi fan?
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Reply #9 - 19.05.2007 at 21:05:04
 
Found this model on eBay. Not something I have seen before.

http://cgi.ebay.fr/Jaguar-1-43-Die-cast-XJR-S-metal-High-details-RARE_W0QQitemZ2...

Looks quite good. Anybody got one?

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Reply #10 - 19.05.2007 at 21:26:11
 
So far everything I have sucessfully bid on has arrived and no problems.

This includes the Voyager tape, a brown wade canal boat and what I think is meant to be a naval office decorative decanter with the figure sitting on a barrel with 6 tot glasses hanging round the base.  One of the tot glasses had clearly at some point had a broken handle well repaired but with crack still showing. I cant argue for a bid of £2 though.  I bid on it with about 5 minutes to spare and no previous bid.  Hes a lot of fun stamped foreign which I believe means post first world war so assumed German.

I may get addicted to this game.
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Reply #11 - 19.05.2007 at 23:25:42
 
Found this! Didn't expect to see one of these around for sale.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/JAGUAR-XJS-EVENTER-ESTATE_W0QQitemZ130115641189QQihZ003QQc...
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Reply #12 - 20.05.2007 at 13:01:05
 
TWR_XJ40 wrote on 19.05.2007 at 23:25:42:
Found this! Didn't expect to see one of these around for sale.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/JAGUAR-XJS-EVENTER-ESTATE_W0QQitemZ130115641189QQihZ003QQc...


I've lost count how many times this one has been re-listed - I wonder why its never been snapped up ?  maybe too high a reserve  Huh
Not my cup of tea - but must be collectable  Undecided

Notice something familiar with the sellers name ? maybe a certain top gear presenter has a second income from e-bay  Grin

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Reply #13 - 20.05.2007 at 13:06:07
 
Notice something familiar with the sellers name ? maybe a certain top gear presenter has a second income from e-bay 

I doubt that, I would imagine that
a. James can probably spell a little better Smiley
b. Would have seen one before
c. Would describe such a car in a smidge more detail Smiley
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