frankielax

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2001-...QQcmdZViewItem

will these fit my 2001 6er?

03YellowPony

That sounds too good to be true. only 6 feedback?? for a major racing company??? Sounds like a hack scam to me.

frankielax

Yeah, i was thinkin the same thing but i figured it might be because there is so much time left. I was gonna wait a couple days but i just wasn't sure what kind of wheels fit my car. Next time i'm out i suppose it would be a good idea to see how many lugs i got.

NewMexMustang

I wouldn't even bother...who would sell rims for 10 bucks?

jthorn9

Well if you notice it says reserve not met, that's the starting bid, if you don't bid what they want and you win, they don't have to sell it to you, its actually a pretty good way to make a lot of cash on something, you start the bid out low, if nobody bids, then you don't loose anything, if one or two people bid, but don't make serious offers, your good, but sometimes people will bid over and over again, and a $10 starting bid can work up to $400 or so.

lilnicky068

Also, having a reserve price discourages bidding. I have started an auction before at 99 cents (with no reserve) for a 500 dollar item and ended up getting 595 for it. Thats why ebay is so great

alexr

thats not entirely true, it costs anywhere from $2-$100 to post an item, depending on how you want the page layout and how well you want it advertized.

i thought they only charged you anything if someone buys the item, but when i started posting stuff, i realized that they even charge you to type in bold. they allow you to post 1 free picture, but it still costs like an extra 50 cents to make it appear in the search column. i lost over $10 when i posted like 3 items and no body bidded on them.

03YellowPony

Still looks like a hack scam to me. gefracing is a pretty big outfit. You might go to thier site and ask them if they have stuff on E-bay before you bid. www.gefracing.com