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For Sale COBB AP new in box
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bikingpro5
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- 03 Protege5
removed pricing advice as requested, FYI from your last thread
also please add pictures that show all 3 items in one pic opened, not just one and 3 boxes.
also please add pictures that show all 3 items in one pic opened, not just one and 3 boxes.
Speed_Demon
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- 2006 Mazdaspeed 6 GT
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paypal as gift or plz cover the fees
It's against PayPal terms of service to pass on paypal fees to purchaser... Also, v2b's are going for $400 now since v3 has come out.
mazdaspeed33
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$440 shipped
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supergoose
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- 07' Mazdaspeed 3 Sport
Do you still have any left?
Now that the V3 is out new or not the V2's are in the $300-$375 range elsewhere. The goal shouldn't be to screw fellow enthusiasts.
Paypal gift?!? (notcool) If you can find folks willing to purchase them for that much scratch you can more than cover the fees.
GI, GB, WTB, WTT & For Sale Posting Rules
Paypal gift?!? (notcool) If you can find folks willing to purchase them for that much scratch you can more than cover the fees.
GI, GB, WTB, WTT & For Sale Posting Rules
"Buyer & Seller Guidelines
Encourage the use of Paypal, obtaining references from seller, etc
Include your ebaY review status and or feedback
Additional advice below thanks to For Sale Moderator nate0123
First: Make sure the seller has posted the required pictures with their userID, the date and "Mazdas247.com" written on a piece of paper with the item. Not only do these photos ensure that they have what they claim they have but they also document the current condition of the items they are selling.
Second: If the item is being shipped, we recommend paying with Paypal. Provide a clear description of what the payment is for and perhaps even include a link to the thread, your userID on the forum, etc. The more info attached to the transaction, the more clear-cut a case you have should you need to open a dispute later on. Paypal has built-in buyer protections and the more info you provide the better.
* Note...Under no circumstances should a buyer send a Paypal payment "as a gift". This is a very risky payment method that leaves you vulnerable to scammers.
* Another Note...It is pretty common-sense but never send personal checks, money orders or cash for online transactions.
Third: Fund your Paypal payment with a credit card. If the transaction goes sour and Paypal isn't able to resolve the situation, you have a second layer of protection. You can file a "charge back" through your credit card company. These two protections are sufficient for most transactions.
* Note...There are other services such as escrow.com (fees are higher than Paypal) that do not release the money to the seller until you receive the item or you can ask the seller to open a private Ebay auction for the item. Ebay's buyer protections are more thorough than Paypal's but like I said, for most situations the above three items provide sufficient protection.
Use of third party or online payment services (i.e. PayPal)
Notice: Mazdas247.com is not responsible for user's adherence to third party, online payment services Terms of Service (TOS).
Note that all transactions using one of these services are subject to the Terms and Conditions / Terms of Service of these payment services. This includes shipping / handling, taxes and other margin fees.
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Members and Moderators are encouraged to respectfully remind buyers and sellers to adhere to the guidelines for any payment service."
Encourage the use of Paypal, obtaining references from seller, etc
Include your ebaY review status and or feedback
Additional advice below thanks to For Sale Moderator nate0123
First: Make sure the seller has posted the required pictures with their userID, the date and "Mazdas247.com" written on a piece of paper with the item. Not only do these photos ensure that they have what they claim they have but they also document the current condition of the items they are selling.
Second: If the item is being shipped, we recommend paying with Paypal. Provide a clear description of what the payment is for and perhaps even include a link to the thread, your userID on the forum, etc. The more info attached to the transaction, the more clear-cut a case you have should you need to open a dispute later on. Paypal has built-in buyer protections and the more info you provide the better.
* Note...Under no circumstances should a buyer send a Paypal payment "as a gift". This is a very risky payment method that leaves you vulnerable to scammers.
* Another Note...It is pretty common-sense but never send personal checks, money orders or cash for online transactions.
Third: Fund your Paypal payment with a credit card. If the transaction goes sour and Paypal isn't able to resolve the situation, you have a second layer of protection. You can file a "charge back" through your credit card company. These two protections are sufficient for most transactions.
* Note...There are other services such as escrow.com (fees are higher than Paypal) that do not release the money to the seller until you receive the item or you can ask the seller to open a private Ebay auction for the item. Ebay's buyer protections are more thorough than Paypal's but like I said, for most situations the above three items provide sufficient protection.
Use of third party or online payment services (i.e. PayPal)
Notice: Mazdas247.com is not responsible for user's adherence to third party, online payment services Terms of Service (TOS).
Note that all transactions using one of these services are subject to the Terms and Conditions / Terms of Service of these payment services. This includes shipping / handling, taxes and other margin fees.
No Surcharges. User Agreement - Receiving Money (section 4.5)
Members and Moderators are encouraged to respectfully remind buyers and sellers to adhere to the guidelines for any payment service."
