Deny that this is what is wrong with ebay

commando1

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In so many different ways.

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You will find this a lot. Listers are clicking links to say their part fits everything to get more views. The downfall is that the Ebay search engine is becoming worthless. Lastly, by their actions, Ebay simply will not care until the golden cash cow is gone.
 
I've been looking for a fuel tank bolt for my '66 Coronet for a while now. All the damn egay auctions list a bolt "Oh, yeah, sure it'll fit a '66 - '67 B-body!" The one they list is a J-bolt with a round stop on one end. Fits '68 - '70 B-body ONLY, but the people selling these (several vendors, BTW) list all kinds of Mopars it will "fit", but just to get people to go to their auction. They have their bolt fitting everything from '63 - '76 A-body, '74 - '78 C-body, and everything in-between...like it's some sort of damn "universal-fit" bolt. My bolt has three bends in it! No way will their "fits '66-'67 B-body" bolt fit, and I'm happy I did not waste my cash for that damn thing.

Ebay sucks in every possible way.
 
No matter how crafty you are in filtering your search to eliminate the spam ads from the drop shippers, your search results still end up being 95% of this crap. You can add "-" filters until you run out of space and these still dominate the results...

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Developed by the Lean Burn Technologies (North Korean Test Hut).....they didn't get the memo about no 6 cylinder engines in the NY'er.
 
Come on guys, nothing wrong here. It's just the free market system working as it should. Buyer beware. :poke:

It's one thing "letting the free market system work as it should", and shelling out cash for a part touted to fit, when it mostly certainly does NOT, and the seller saying "oh, yeah, it'll work with that!"
 
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