e-Bay items misleading as usual - beware!
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e-Bay items misleading as usual - beware!
How can people advertise products as being Prodrive and get away with it, some poor bloke will probably buy these thinking they are the pucka items
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...959361071&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...959361071&rd=1
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He does say "Prodrive style" in the main description. Most people would be able to see they are not Prodrive anyway I would have thought. Even though you can get cheap stuff on ebay, to get Prodrive wheels and with tyres! at that price would be a miracle!
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i would not buy prodrive style especially with cheap tyres,a lot of e-bay is misleading unless you look very closely eg cheap goods but large postage charges,you can pick up a real set from a dealer for £1400 if you haggle aggressively,at least then if you have problems you can pop in and sort them out
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Prodrive is not mentioned.
The seller has craftily used PRO DRIVE and Pro-Drive so that there is no direct association with the real gear.
Its ambiguous and possibly misleading (as it seems to have been to those above).
The only issue may be the source of the WR1 photo?
Nick
The seller has craftily used PRO DRIVE and Pro-Drive so that there is no direct association with the real gear.
Its ambiguous and possibly misleading (as it seems to have been to those above).
The only issue may be the source of the WR1 photo?
Nick
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