This offering is for those ebayers looking to buy Bengals NFL tickets but the information can actually be used be for any EVENT TICKETS.

99 times out of 100 your EbaY seller is going to be legit....but....who wants to be the 1 buyer who gets ripped off!

If you make use of the following tips your EbaY Buying Experience should be a good one:

ALWAYS:

Check your sellers feedback by simply clicking on the number next to sellers ID (he doesn't have to be perfect but he should have at least a 98% positive rating with multiple satisfied customers who have purchased Bengals tickets from that seller)

Use the "ask seller a question" icon at the top of the ad page to contact the seller if you have ANY questions or concerns. Email address's in the ad can lead you to a "highjacked" location.

Make sure your getting what you think your getting (some unscrupulous sellers advertise Bengals "Tickets" when in fact they are offering ONLY 1 TICKET for sale)

NEVER:

Send cash (it's just a bad policy, you don't have ANY record of the transaction).

Use Western Union to send payment (if the seller is legit, he'll take Paypal, personal check or a Money Order).

Buy tickets from outside the USA (you'll see the Country of Origin at the top of the sellers page)

Assume the auction is for 2 tickets, check the DETAILS section of the ad to confirm Number Of Tickets.

NOTES:

There has been a rash of BOGUS SELLERS offering GREAT SEATS at below market costs. These Sellers usually ask that you CONTACT THEM DIRECTLY, thus avoiding the security provisions offered by EbaY.

NEVER send money via Western Union or cash in the mail, it just isn't worth the risk. Many time these BOGUS SELLERS have stolen the EbaY ID's of legitimate Sellers through "phishing" scams thus allowing them to look the part of a legitimate Seller. ALWAYS use the EbaY Icons to contact the Seller.

The best rule of thumb is: IF IT SOUNDS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE....IT PROBABLY IS!

Thanks and GOOD LUCK in ALL that you do!

Respectfully,

Danny/blessed7ranch