Tilting car lift

[Alan]

Interested in hearing opinion's on this ... scroll down once you click the link to see video's of it in action

https://www.yahoospcg.com/products/t...41626966575232

[FC]

I'll start by mentioning two things that immediately terrify me.

1) No wheel chocks! And to have your product photo not show them says a lot about the company.

2) The price.

[Nick M3]

The actual product is $1,500: https://www.autoliftproduction.com/en-us/autolift3000

I'm not *that* bothered by the lack of chocks, but I really don't particularly see the use of these.

[Alan]

Originally Posted by Nick M3

The actual product is $1,500: https://www.autoliftproduction.com/en-us/autolift3000

I'm not *that* bothered by the lack of chocks, but I really don't particularly see the use of these.

This is confusing, it's a $1500 lift that you can buy for under $100 on Yahoo ? What is the catch ?

[Nick M3]

Originally Posted by Alan

This is confusing, it's a $1500 lift that you can buy for under $100 on Yahoo ? What is the catch ?

1) That's not Yahoo.
2) Fraud.

[Alan]

Originally Posted by Nick M3

1) That's not Yahoo.
2) Fraud.

Strange because this is advertised on the yahoo.com homepage

[Nick M3]

Originally Posted by Alan

Strange because this is advertised on the yahoo.com homepage

It costs surprisingly little to buy ads.

[ZBB]

Originally Posted by Nick M3

It costs surprisingly little to buy ads.

And having the add link to a domain with “yahoo” in it that isn’t actually Yahoo makes people think its Yahoo selling it. Easy and cheap way to have people “trust” the site thinking let’s buy it. It’s also easy to scrape valid sites and create fake adds for a product the seller has no intention of ever fulfilling…

Definitely fraud…

[kognito]

fraud.

And, who owns Yahoo this week? So many changes in ownership/change of people in charge . . . anything goes there now