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I would have to say that the problem was not Ebay, but rather either the seller's misrepresentation, or by your misinterpretation. In any instance of a used product, be aware that it is a USED product and will have flaws most of the time. Even Rolls-Royces get scratches and dents and are subject to abusive owners. I personnally would not even consider used track, nor will I try to sell my current track when my layout gets demolished and replaced. I may give the track away free, but I know it has problems. I know hindsight is always 20/20, but hopefully we can all learn something from your mistake. One is to ask questions of the seller! No answer, no bid! Really simple. Number two is to carefully check the seller's feedback, not just the percentage, but the comments from BUYERS. This will give you some better idea of who you are dealing with. Just because the Feedback is 100% perfect, maybe he has never sold anything before! Just my 2 cents.......
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