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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;dave92029, post: 1046263, member: 26916&quot;]One Big advantage to eBay is their guaranty of satisfaction. </p><p><br /></p><p>When&nbsp; purchasing on the internet, even with great photos of the item to be purchased, and dealing with folks who have good reputations and excellent feedback...things change. I used to have several rental properties. I would check people&#039;s credit, interview them in person, but sh**&nbsp; happens to cause a good person to become financially unreliable.</p><p><br /></p><p>A few months ago I won eBay auctions for 3 rolls&nbsp; (60 oz) of 2010 ASE. I exchanged emails with the seller concerning combining the shipping for the three rolls, and reducing the S&amp;H. All went well. I sent the funds via PayPal - $1266. After a few days i requested trackng info on the shipment. No response. In total, I sent five emails concerning tracking info. Silence. After about ten days I contacted eBay and reported that the goods had not been delivered. </p><p>The eBay seller had been selling many ASE rolls. The last time I checked there was 14 others who had left negative feedback and had been stiffed on ASE rolls.</p><p>Two weeks after filing my report on eBay I received a full refund for the $1266 from eBay.</p><p>The ebay guaranty makes me feel very comfortable in purchasing on eBay. I have had approximately 300 eBay transactions and only this unresolved issue that eBay corrected immediately.</p><p>Doing business, out of state, via the internet, can cause problems in resolving disputes. Even reputable dealers will have some unsatisfied customers. Having eBay on the buyer&#039;s side is a powerful plus when buying on the internet.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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