Very cheap flextickets?? anyone tried these yet?

[taqlbotsteve]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/AMAZING-ORLAN...yZ109192QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Found these guys on ebay, what little feedback they have (apart from one) seems okay, just don't fancy getting all the way there to find they don't work, or are fraudulent!!!!!
steve

 

[AlanUK]

I don't think I would risk ebay for my ticket purchase, just in case.

 

[rickhasco]

I'd advise to steer well clear as it's got all the Hallmarks of a classic ebay scam
1) Account registered March '05 but only recent account activity
2) All feedback on low priced items under £20 to boost rating
3) How can a seller make a profit on £90 item if it is genuine with Listing, Final Value and Paypal fees ?
If it sounds too good to be true on ebay, 99.9% of the time, it is

 

[taqlbotsteve]

If it sounds too good to be true on ebay, 99.9% of the time, it is

It did smack of a scam but you never know so i thought i would ask on here if anyone had heard of these cheap tickets coming up in advance, never mind,
Steve

 

[Lizzybear]

Hmm, i'd be wary. With tickets I think it's hard to get a significant 'risk free' saving unless you're willing to attend a timeshare presentation which isn't something I would personally want to use my precious holiday time doing.

 

[Snowy-girls]

I sell on ebay+would never buy any type of tickets from ebay.You never know if these tickets have been used/out of date etc and you would never know until you try to get into a park.You would be better off spending a little more+using a reputable company.x.

 

[rickhasco]

Just totalled up the whole thing....the Seller would earn £4500 from the listing Anyone care to bet whether the Seller will be responding to emails when the tickets are "sent 24/48 hours before you visit the attraction" ??

 

[Shooby doo]

Having bought e-tickets from BG & US in the past,all you ever save is the postage cost so how can the seller get them for less than £90? Assuming they are genuine they would need to be buying them in at £70-£75 to make it worth their while & as much as US,BG etc are there to make a profit it would seem a bit excessive to be making nearly 100% profit! Like others I think too good to be true.
SD

 

[wayneg]

I know nothing about the seller and not even going to look. I am a very experienced Ebayer, started using it before it even came to UK, having things shipped from US. Over the years not had any problems with anything except tickets, I bought Disney quest tickets for about half price, great emails from seller, good feedback etc, got there the tickets were already used. Had to pay full gate price and when got home it was too late to do chargeback on paypal.
Could have bought from reputable ticket seller for not much more than ebay. Its not worth the risk IMHO.

 

[Tialuccy]

Personally I wouldn't touch them. The thought of the tickets not working would be playing on my mind from now until I get to the turnstyle. I prefer to pay full price and have peace of mind.