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NeonspeedRT · 07-29-2008, 08:29 AM

Here is his reply to my reply. He clears things up so much here LMAO. What a tool.

"OK,I just received your email. I'm not good at explications but I will try to explain you how it will work from now on:
1) You'll send me your full name and your shipping address.
2) I will contact eBay and open a case.
3) They will contact you with all transaction details,invoice.
4) You will make the payment like is stated on invoice.
5) You will send the payment details at eBay.
6) They will contact me that the payment is OK.
7) I will send you the bike to your address and send you the tracking number from the shipping company so you can check it online.
8) After you will receive the bike and only if it is like I described you will contact eBay to release the payment details to me.
9) You will get your new bike and they will pay me.Let me know if you understand how it work.Thanks and have a good day.Bye"

07-29-2008, 08:29 AM	#18
NeonspeedRT At Large Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Jax, FL Moto: 2005 R1 Posts: 678	Here is his reply to my reply. He clears things up so much here LMAO. What a tool. "OK,I just received your email. I'm not good at explications but I will try to explain you how it will work from now on: 1) You'll send me your full name and your shipping address. 2) I will contact eBay and open a case. 3) They will contact you with all transaction details,invoice. 4) You will make the payment like is stated on invoice. 5) You will send the payment details at eBay. 6) They will contact me that the payment is OK. 7) I will send you the bike to your address and send you the tracking number from the shipping company so you can check it online. 8) After you will receive the bike and only if it is like I described you will contact eBay to release the payment details to me. 9) You will get your new bike and they will pay me.Let me know if you understand how it work.Thanks and have a good day.Bye" __________________ MSF Rider Coach Motorcycle Training Institue Inc "Riding a motorcycle is like playing chess. Anyone can learn the moves, but it takes a lifetime to master the game."