eBay con - makes me mad

bruneythedog

What a shame - the bidding ended at £53...for a link to a website. You can buy real GHDs on Amazon for around another £25 more on Amazon. If it was a genuine bidder, I'd feel v bad for them. Yes, I know they should have read the whole listing, but still, the seller's written it all so 'connivingly' I wouldn't be surprised some are caught out.
Thanks for the advice about straighteners! Lol. I've already got some, and can't _really_ afford GHDs, was just checking them out cos I know from when I get my hair done that they really are 'The Business'. hehe.

bruneythedog

GHD's again - that website (http://www.4yourhair.co.uk/) does have very good prices! Are they (the website people) any good? Anyone else used them?

miaxmia

bruneythedog wrote:

GHD's again - that website (http://www.4yourhair.co.uk/) does have very good prices! Are they (the website people) any good? Anyone else used them?

Yep, bought my daughter some week between Christmas and New Year - I was amazed how quickly they arrived and by special delivery. I think they quote "next day delivery". Very pleased with the purchase.

Dormouse

It's not the first time she's done this, if you look at her feedback.

So annoying! :mad: :mad: :mad: I mean yes, people should read the listings properly, but still...

rawky

milliejon wrote:

The bidders are nearly all newbies except one. The buyer is listed in West Yorkshire and the one that's not a newbie is listed in Lancashire.

Does anybody else think this might be shilling?

They are from neighbouring counities. Is this conclusive proof?