It's been mentioned elsewhere but I think it deserves a thread of its own. No, not trailcam pictures, but screen grabs and stories about the very worst of buying and selling online. I have seen a few people selling battered old tat for more than retail (I no wot I got no lowballs) And some barely comprehensible posts.
Ask for pics of the other weights, then offer two quid and half a banana Nurishment if they'll deliver by hand.
This reminds me of and not sure if it's still a thing but there was a fetish where people would take pictures of the crap they wanted to see with a subtle reflection of themselves in the buff.
It's important to have matching pairs. Does he have pairs or just lots of singles like the one shown ? Will he deliver to Stranraer ?
It was a thing, I think when Face-Bay and eBay first took off. Pretty sure that turned into... Spoiler: Click at your own risk "Only Fans"
Stop! Wait! Don't pay <£2.50 for a brand new (redundant technology) scart to scart lead! Buy a used one for £4!
For just 20 quid, you can buy this beauty. No, not the lawnmower. No, not the wheels. The bit of wood that the wheels are on. 20 quid! Castor is not included. What a load of Pollux.
I legitimately don't understand sales like this. Even if you manage to find the one mug willing to buy an obsolete cable for twice what a new one costs, why spend all that time and effort selling something for a mere 4 quid?
My favourite was this chap who modelled his ex wife's wedding dress on Ebay kmfm on X: "#eBay is 20 years old. This man sold his ex-wife's wedding dress on there. Modelled, by himself. #Hairy. Andy http://t.co/RkrcJJgWoi" / X (twitter.com)
As I'm nearing the front of the queue for an allotment, I've been constantly searching for glass greenhouses on Marketplace. You can always get one for free as long as you dismantle the thing and usually have to replace some glass. I've now got an awesome one sitting in bits in the garage with lots of spare glass also from Marketplace also for free. I do keep watching for allotment bits and laughed out loud when I saw this: Description: I have for sale small green hause. Good condition. Need go ASAP. I not need any more because I move to new hause - £15
Sorry you wasted 560 quid on this a year ago, but it's now worth 150 quid tops. You can't expect someone to come, disassemble this and then ship it to their home in a van, with no warranties etc, just to save 25% off retail.
