C W Burfle posted:That said, I feel more comfortable buying from Ebay sellers than I do from sellers at train meets. What recourse do I have if I buy something from a train meet seller who either sold me a bad product unknowingly or who's intention it was to make a fast buck never to be seen again ?.
When I buy or sell at a train show, everything is "AS IS".
Carefully look over the item before purchasing.
The shows in my area have a test track, try the train before buying.
Yep, it's not WalMart, people.
Want to be sure you got something that runs well and has assurances attached? Buy it new from a brick and mortar vendor or hobby shop!
