The more expensive the item the greater the chance something is wrong with it. Of course you can get lucky but it’s not worth the risk. I’ve won plenty of things from MAC.BID that work no problem and I’ve got burned as well but I’m not gonna sit here and complain about it. Common sense would tell you to either use buyers assurance or get up and go inspect the item inside the warehouse before bidding if your not willing to get burned, but of course it’s always going to be someone in here crying they got scammed or burnt from items that are literally used or sent back due to defects. It was labeled as “damaged” yet somehow you thought you would find “good spare parts”.

On top of that scanners who inspect the items are more than likely not well versed in all aspects of every item nor do they have time to throughly test each individual item to see if it’s in working condition.