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Wondering if you guys ever think about this. Totally not a serious/passionate post.
At times, I've wanted to warn buyers that the advertised 2009 YZ125 is actually a 2006 (or whatever), and sometimes I'll email the seller with a message saying they should revise their listing because it isn't accurate in the hopes that they'll fix it and not commit outright fraud. This isn't really about that per se.
Sometimes you come across a WTF listing and you just can't wrap your head around it. I present to you:
https://denver.craigslist.org/for/d/littleton-90-yz250/7109305247.html
At times, I've wanted to warn buyers that the advertised 2009 YZ125 is actually a 2006 (or whatever), and sometimes I'll email the seller with a message saying they should revise their listing because it isn't accurate in the hopes that they'll fix it and not commit outright fraud. This isn't really about that per se.
Sometimes you come across a WTF listing and you just can't wrap your head around it. I present to you:
https://denver.craigslist.org/for/d/littleton-90-yz250/7109305247.html
Saw an ad this week where the guy was advertising the oil was done every 15-20 hours.
The Shop
start talking smack about the bike cause I refused his offer.
Pit Row
Craigslist hero told me he “knew the drill” of the “rebuilt” bikes and that’s all this was....when in fact it 100% was not the case.
All of my parts came from Honda including new crank piston cylinder....head was completely rebuilt with +1 valves new seats and guides. Every gasket, seal, bearing, and fluid was changed from calipers to the engine. It was a completely rebuilt bike.
This guy insisted he was right and I was trying to pull one over on someone.
Got to the point of the guy emailing me over 10 times telling me I was wrong and he new the drill.....turned out first guy that came and looked bought it for the price I had it listed.
So if this option was available he would have spread all his bulls**t theory’s about the bike I had. In which case he was completely wrong.
I’ve also seen stuff that was blatantly not an accurate description that could trick someone into buying their junk if they didn’t know any better. So I get both sides, sucks people aren’t honest but I guess it’s just the nature of the beast nowadays.
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