The thing about buying something on ebay or any where, is that you can't touch or look at item up close or even try it on before buying, therefore you are "buying blind". There is a picture for everything on the internet. So that 1970 Chevelle 2 door that has a pretty clean picture could possibly be a pic of some guys up the street and teh one you're buying is a hunk of rust or even a cheap clone! Heck that shirt that said it was a ed hardy you have been dying for could sell for $55 and is a small, could most likely be a hanes shirt with some $0.50 iron on that you can get at a swap meet for 2/$10. I really hate it when someone thinks that one designers size small is the same as another designers size small. That means that exactly everything in ones closet is the exact same size. I believe that is only possible if everything is the exact same designer, which is extremely unlikely. Not even designers have one brand of clothing!

IT'S A RISK to "buy blind" but we as consumers do it everyday to find the best deal. So just ask as many questions as possible before you buy and check out the return policy. If it's used and only 10 bucks know there is a chance that it's not what you thought. A description helps but doesn't always answer your questions.