[lazymoezy]

There was a ad a few days ago on a monitor, which was quite cheap brand new. I called the seller and he said he can meet me tomorow at an Internet cafe in Tooting.

I said ok, he also said box is sealed but I can open it and test it in the net cafe for about £2 which I dont mind at all.

If this was to be successful then I would call a Taxi to drive me back as I dont want to carry a expensive monitor around (I dont have a car!)

Could there be a scam involved in this? I was once scammed - I paid £90 for a laptop, the bags were swaped whilst I wasnt concentrating, so, the bags I actually got had lemonade in it. Never will be a victim of that!

Any thought?

Thanks

[mobile43.co.uk]

You can check for dead pixels and different resolution settings but one thing you will find difficult to check is any problems that might occur after a few hours of use.

Best bet is to buy from someone you can trust will be around if something does go wrong. Do you have their address and number?