I have a chronic problem with my vehicles: not enough garage space. With two cars, a motorcycle, a couple bicycles, and a lot of junk in my garage it's always a problem keeping things organized, especially when it's Winter and the motorcycle is just in the way. Whilst paging down Facebook the other day, I happened upon the following ad:
www.gardenuto.com
This thing, if it's as good as advertised, would be perfect for my use. I could roll my bike onto the dolly, then move it to the least in-the-way spot in my garage, and still be able to get it out if there's a nice day in Winter and I want to take a ride in the cold. Problem is, it should be about $600-$700, and not sixty bucks (freight included). So it's "obviously" a scam of some kind. The warning signs are there. There is a reference to Lowe's, but Lowe's wouldn't sell this product. The link to PayPal looks sketchy. And it's too good to be true.
But it's almost worth a shot...even if I lost my $60 it wouldn't be the end of the world, and if it's legit I'm getting a pretty good rack for the price of a dinner.
So the question is, if I'm willing to risk losing the purchase price, how can I ensure that they don't attack me somehow for more? And why can't I just put it on my Bank of America card, which has been very good at getting refunds for me on the rare occasions when I need help? It seems like PayPal would also be a safeguard, right?
Thoughts?
【⏰Buy 1 get 1 Free】1250lbs Motorcycle Multi-directional Trolley
【⏰Buy 1 get 1 Free】1250lbs Motorcycle Multi-directional Trolley
www.gardenuto.com
This thing, if it's as good as advertised, would be perfect for my use. I could roll my bike onto the dolly, then move it to the least in-the-way spot in my garage, and still be able to get it out if there's a nice day in Winter and I want to take a ride in the cold. Problem is, it should be about $600-$700, and not sixty bucks (freight included). So it's "obviously" a scam of some kind. The warning signs are there. There is a reference to Lowe's, but Lowe's wouldn't sell this product. The link to PayPal looks sketchy. And it's too good to be true.
But it's almost worth a shot...even if I lost my $60 it wouldn't be the end of the world, and if it's legit I'm getting a pretty good rack for the price of a dinner.
So the question is, if I'm willing to risk losing the purchase price, how can I ensure that they don't attack me somehow for more? And why can't I just put it on my Bank of America card, which has been very good at getting refunds for me on the rare occasions when I need help? It seems like PayPal would also be a safeguard, right?
Thoughts?
