OK, we all know that people can sell stuff from products, to books, to websites, to pictures. So here is a little guide I made to help you see if the product you want to buy or bid is the thing that your looking for.

For example...

               I have seen stuff like paintball guns that are a good deal, but sometimes they are not. Like don't get fooled and bid or buy something that is not the thing that it shows in the picture. Like if their is a paintball gun that cost like $5.00, and the shipping is free, it probably isn't the product itself. Read the whole document on what it is selling first. The things to look at include things that say, "This is for a website about guns..." or "This is not for the actual gun, it is for a website that includes this gun and other products". I have been fooled before because I see something really cheap, but it is for a sticker of for the website.

          Things to look out for:

                                 "This is a sticker of a product."

                                 "This is for our website that include these products."

                                 "This bid is for part of this product you see in the picture, not the whole thing."

                                 "You are bidding on a website that contains all these products."

So in conclusion, if you see a product that is really cheap, and has free shipping, take into consideration that the product you are about to bid, is really something else that you don't expect. Remember, if the deal is to good to be true, then it probably isn't a true deal. So please people, read and be careful on what you are bidding for.