My equipment dealer.com!

[hubrew]

Greetings,
I am searching to see if anyone has had any dealings with my My Equipment Dealer.com. I found a pump manifold setup on there and placed an offer on it.
I received word that my offer was accepted and that I would receive instructions on how to complete the transaction. That was 3 weeks ago.
I have sent them messages at least once a week with not one reply.
Has anyone else had any experiences with these people?
Good or bad experiences?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks and CHEERS!
John A Huber
John A. Huber Brewing Company
hubrew at msn dot com

[yap]

never got as far as buying...

I wanted to bid on some tanks that were there, but had a question about them. I used the "ask seller a question" function but never received a response. I decided to go ahead and bid on the tanks. My offer was neither accepted or denied. I emailed a few more times asking for status and never got a response.

Interestingly enough I found the exact same tanks available through another auction site. I bid on them there to see what would happen and magically the listing disappeared the next day.

The whole thing left me a bit skittish. I would just make sure that you have everything well documented, receipts etc. in case something goes wrong...

[hubrew]

I wanted to bid on some tanks that were there, but had a question about them. I used the "ask seller a question" function but never received a response. I decided to go ahead and bid on the tanks. My offer was neither accepted or denied. I emailed a few more times asking for status and never got a response.

Interestingly enough I found the exact same tanks available through another auction site. I bid on them there to see what would happen and magically the listing disappeared the next day.

The whole thing left me a bit skittish. I would just make sure that you have everything well documented, receipts etc. in case something goes wrong...

Thanks Scott, your situation sounds similar to mine. I think I will abandon ship before I send any money.
CHEERS!
John A. Huber