ONE DOLLAR GO KART (so far!)

[ArachnidBrosMN]

http://www.bid-2-buy.com/cgi-bin/mnlist.cgi?bidbuy193/28/1

 

[76flh]

were is this ad from. it is new to me.

 

[r_chez_08]

ATTENTION BIDDERS: All Information Disclosed on Items Is Deemed Accurate but NOT GUARANTEED. All Items Are Sold "AS-IS, WHERE-IS" with "ALL FAULTS." All Bidders Are Solely Responsible In Determining The Condition, Nature, Function, Ability to Perform and Value of Any Item. No Allowance will be made for Errors in cataloging, Genuineness, Defects or Imperfections Not Noted in auction description or Disclosed by Seller. Photographs are provided for the bidders convenience only, and do not imply representation of condition or warranty of any kind.

Sounds dodgy to me...

 

[rcarteraz07]

Sounds dodgy to me...

Nope, that's just how auctions work. They have items and they sell them. Doesn't matter what condition they don't care. If you will buy it that's okay and pretty much ALL auction places work like that.

 

[timbowuff]

how do you find out where the cart is?????

 

[rcarteraz07]

how do you find out where the cart is?????

The company that is running the auction is in NY... So I'm gonna guess it's in NY.

 

[rcarteraz07]

how do you find out where the cart is?????

Actually just looked again...

46044 199th Street
Bruce, South Dakota 57220

 

[r_chez_08]

Nope, that's just how auctions work. They have items and they sell them. Doesn't matter what condition they don't care. If you will buy it that's okay and pretty much ALL auction places work like that.

Except the one that 99.9% of people know about- eBay.
They have a buyer protection policy- you don't get what's in the picture, you claim.

Edit: wait is this only one company selling on that site?

 

[rcarteraz07]

PLEASE NOTE:
The Sellers DO NOT provide transportation or shipping services for buyers to remove their merchandise. Any and all methods of towing and/or hauling, as well as all other methods or requirements for the removal and transport of the Equipment, is the sole responsibility of the buyer. ALL ITEMS ARE SOLD "AS-IS, WHERE-IS". NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ACCIDENTS

 

[rcarteraz07]

Except the one that 99.9% of people know about- eBay.
They have a buyer protection policy- you don't get what's in the picture, you claim.

Well, that's probably the only one you will find like that too. And that's because it's ALL online.

 

[r_chez_08]

Well, that's probably the only one you will find like that too. And that's because it's ALL online.

Ok, I sorta figured this was one of those wannnabe eBay sites, guess I was wrong, different scene.

 

[rcarteraz07]

Ok, I sorta figured this was one of those wannnabe eBay sites, guess I was wrong, different scene.

No, my family is big into the Auction scene. This one seems legit... Now, if it was one of those sites where it's $0.01 to place a bid I would say don't.. Sure, people get iPad's for $80 but that site probably made 4X what the iPad is worth on it since they charge per bid... Sad..

 

[rcarteraz07]

That auction has a complete 1948 Buick.. It has some rust issues but man would that car be nice.. It would restore nicely! Oh what a beauty... My Gramps had the same exact car but in Green.. Sadly it sat in their lot for a long time and then he traded it to my aunt and uncle for some broken dirt bikes... My aunt and uncle ended up having a real nasty split and they let their house foreclose and the Buick went with it. My dad and I had tried for years to get him to let us have it... lol... Well sorry about the tangent!!