Tamper proof items I sell

[kh4130]

I have an LCD assembly for a laptop that I plan on putting up on eBay. I have not been able to test it to make sure it was good -- but when I bought it I was told it was good.

Anyway I don't need the part.. and I didn't want to say its "as is" b/c the item will be less likely to sell. However, I don't want someone to switch out the LCD with a bad one when they buy it and say mine was bad.

Is there an easy way to make sure I don't get screwed over? Would it just be easier to just sell "as is"?

 

[amdskip]

I have an inverter for a dell laptop that I purchased as working but never could test it. I'll probably just put it up there and tell them the truth and cut my losses.

 

[Zim Hosein]

Originally posted by: kh4130
I have an LCD assembly for a laptop that I plan on putting up on eBay. I have not been able to test it to make sure it was good -- but when I bought it I was told it was good.

Anyway I don't need the part.. and I didn't want to say its "as is" b/c the item will be less likely to sell. However, I don't want someone to switch out the LCD with a bad one when they buy it and say mine was bad.

Is there an easy way to make sure I don't get screwed over? Would it just be easier to just sell "as is"?

I would personally list the item "as is"; BTW welcome to the OT forums kh4130 :beer:

 

[tasmanian]

Write down the part number. If there isnt one etch one in.

 

[jlee]

Originally posted by: tasmanian
Write down the part number. If there isnt one etch one in.

Perhaps you mean serial number..?

 

[tasmanian]

Originally posted by: JLee

Originally posted by: tasmanian
Write down the part number. If there isnt one etch one in.

Perhaps you mean serial number..?

Yes I do.