Golf Bidder Experience

[thecraw]

Cant agree with that on any level - they are a business who has to make a profit and to do that they offer a service. They can't buy high and sell low so they have to buy at market prices and sell at market prices - if people weren't happy with their prices they wouldn't use them. I'd rather have a guarantee, the ability to return the club if its wrong and the knowledge that I wasn't buying a counterfeit club. Selling and buying on ebay is chore you don't know what you're buying the prices can be daft and descriptions are too subjective. I've used golfbidder quite a bit to buy and sell they are professional well run and you can rely on them.

Incidentally the price you want for your G20 driver on the classifieds is the same as Golfbidders price!

So in basic economics I agree they need to buy cheap but only an idiot will give away the club at a fraction of its worth. However why should I be out of pocket for them to be in pocket??? Some of their offers are an absolute farce.

My G20 has a much better shaft. Thanks for your concern.

 

[MarkA]

So in basic economics I agree they need to buy cheap but only an idiot will give away the club at a fraction of its worth. However why should I be out of pocket for them to be in pocket??? Some of their offers are an absolute farce.

My G20 has a much better shaft. Thanks for your concern.

Your welcome!
You don't have to use them you know!!!! Dealing with ebay is a pain the bum, the fees the fakes and the scammers. I bought a hybrid recently described as good - the grip was split, the shaft had bag rub and the head cover was knackered, wouldn't refund as he was selling it for a mate, eventually got £20 back after threatening a paypal complaint - what a joke, never again. Agree that if you are looking to shift a newish club you'll get your pants taken down, but older stuff you don't tend to lose that much money but the service is good and they are easy to deal with and you know what you are getting - it worth a premium IMO