Hi all.
Has anyone bought anything off the official Nash tackle seller on eBay
If so do they carry any guarantees and has anyone had any problems with it
Many thanks for any help
Has anyone bought anything off the official Nash tackle seller on eBay
If so do they carry any guarantees and has anyone had any problems with it
Many thanks for any help
In reply to Post #1
I've just purchased a mozzi mesh for a scope. A bargain at £20, it arrived a few days ago. Anyway, I had another delivery off some courier company today and when I opened it, it was another mozzi mesh. I looked at the return address and it said Nash Group. Concerned I cocked up and bought two I checked my eBay account and Id only paid for one. Being an honest chap I sent them a message and I had a reply saying thanks for letting us know. That's it! So I sent another message asking if they are going to collect and nothing!
I've just purchased a mozzi mesh for a scope. A bargain at £20, it arrived a few days ago. Anyway, I had another delivery off some courier company today and when I opened it, it was another mozzi mesh. I looked at the return address and it said Nash Group. Concerned I cocked up and bought two I checked my eBay account and Id only paid for one. Being an honest chap I sent them a message and I had a reply saying thanks for letting us know. That's it! So I sent another message asking if they are going to collect and nothing!
In reply to Post #1
I've bought a few things from their listings. Mainly Scopes (Edit:Scope rods). Never had any issues with anything I bought.
I assume that it is stock that has been used for demo purposes or items that have been returned by customers and therefore cannot be sold as new. If there is any cosmetic damage it is mentioned in the listing and usually a photo showing this.
Not sure about the guarantee, if any, off the top of my head. Probably more a case of buy it and inspect it and if it meets your requirements risk it at the reduced price..
I've bought a few things from their listings. Mainly Scopes (Edit:Scope rods). Never had any issues with anything I bought.
I assume that it is stock that has been used for demo purposes or items that have been returned by customers and therefore cannot be sold as new. If there is any cosmetic damage it is mentioned in the listing and usually a photo showing this.
Not sure about the guarantee, if any, off the top of my head. Probably more a case of buy it and inspect it and if it meets your requirements risk it at the reduced price..
How is Nash spelling their user name. Tried the obvious ones but can't find them
In reply to Post #4
https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/officialnashtackle?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2754
https://www.ebay.co.uk/usr/officialnashtackle?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2754
In reply to Post #4
officialnashtackle - doesn't seem to show up in general searches, I am sure there is some kind of seller search you can do. Or maybe not?
If you follow link from poster below you can find their store
officialnashtackle - doesn't seem to show up in general searches, I am sure there is some kind of seller search you can do. Or maybe not?
If you follow link from poster below you can find their store
checkout the 8 negative posts all sound dreadful
In reply to Post #7
1,134 positive ratings, 2 neutral, so 8 negative is a drop in the ocean; especially considering people are more likely to post reviews or feedback if it is negative.
1,134 positive ratings, 2 neutral, so 8 negative is a drop in the ocean; especially considering people are more likely to post reviews or feedback if it is negative.
In reply to Post #8
Majority of people don't tend to leave feedback for sellers anymore. I reckon only 1 in 4 people do it. It makes it really difficult for new sellers to build up a good rep.
Even some sellers no longer give feedback. Nash have only left feedback for 101 of their customers.
In reply to Post #5
Thanks
Majority of people don't tend to leave feedback for sellers anymore. I reckon only 1 in 4 people do it. It makes it really difficult for new sellers to build up a good rep.
Even some sellers no longer give feedback. Nash have only left feedback for 101 of their customers.
In reply to Post #5
Thanks
In reply to Post #1
Yep I've had a refund from them for a titan tc pro I bought of their ebay shop the bivvy faded within a couple of months refunded the day they received it back
Yep I've had a refund from them for a titan tc pro I bought of their ebay shop the bivvy faded within a couple of months refunded the day they received it back
In reply to Post #8
agreed its a small percentage..................... but if its you that gets a rubbish bit of kit
agreed its a small percentage..................... but if its you that gets a rubbish bit of kit
In reply to Post #1
Not lying here, me and my mate have seen them boost their own times tens of times, the scope nets seem to be re-listed every 24 hours If they fail to make almost RRP on it when they're used... I've even messaged them twice saying I can see that they're boosting... very embarrassing
Not lying here, me and my mate have seen them boost their own times tens of times, the scope nets seem to be re-listed every 24 hours If they fail to make almost RRP on it when they're used... I've even messaged them twice saying I can see that they're boosting... very embarrassing
In reply to Post #12
Good point. I saw some decidedly dodgy bidding on some of their auctions now that I remember it. Low bidder chipping away at the high bidder to see what maximum they had put in and then dropping out if they didn't accidentally over-bid.
But, this happens all the time on Ebay, with lots of srllers, and seems to be tolerated by the management at Ebay - if we know it is going on then so must they. For years my Ebay bidding strategy has been to follow an item then bid once with my maximum in the last 4 seconds so it is too late to boost me.
Good point. I saw some decidedly dodgy bidding on some of their auctions now that I remember it. Low bidder chipping away at the high bidder to see what maximum they had put in and then dropping out if they didn't accidentally over-bid.
But, this happens all the time on Ebay, with lots of srllers, and seems to be tolerated by the management at Ebay - if we know it is going on then so must they. For years my Ebay bidding strategy has been to follow an item then bid once with my maximum in the last 4 seconds so it is too late to boost me.
In reply to Post #13
It's quite embarrassing that one of the largest tackle companies world wide are doing it, for an extra 5-10% on an item, it's the face they ignore your messages too.
It's quite embarrassing that one of the largest tackle companies world wide are doing it, for an extra 5-10% on an item, it's the face they ignore your messages too.
In reply to Post #1
Little bit naughty selling direct to customers when they're supposedly a retail business. If I was a shop owner I'd be annoyed to say the least. I Remember when Solar went direct to consumer- that certainly rattled a few cages in retail, they all discounted their solar gear hugely as a big %*#+ you 😂
Little bit naughty selling direct to customers when they're supposedly a retail business. If I was a shop owner I'd be annoyed to say the least. I Remember when Solar went direct to consumer- that certainly rattled a few cages in retail, they all discounted their solar gear hugely as a big %*#+ you 😂
In reply to Post #13
Snipe bidding, very popular you can get internet tools to do it for you so you don't have to sit there with a countdown timer.
Snipe bidding, very popular you can get internet tools to do it for you so you don't have to sit there with a countdown timer.
In reply to Post #15
It all looks like Most of it's returns, damaged packaging or discontinued stock
Can't see any retailer moaning about that.
Most big retailers have accounts on eBay as well
Argos next etc
It all looks like Most of it's returns, damaged packaging or discontinued stock
Can't see any retailer moaning about that.
Most big retailers have accounts on eBay as well
Argos next etc
In reply to Post #17
Not sure if that's better or worse tbh. Every bit of tackle sold directly by Nash is potentially a lost sale for the retailer, plus without the retailers margin, Nash are probably making more money out of the dodgy gear than the good stuff. I think it's a bit naughty.
Not sure if that's better or worse tbh. Every bit of tackle sold directly by Nash is potentially a lost sale for the retailer, plus without the retailers margin, Nash are probably making more money out of the dodgy gear than the good stuff. I think it's a bit naughty.
In reply to Post #18
Been looking for a Titan hide xl.
Keep watching the ones on their eBay page and bidded on a couple
They all seem to go for 180 plus and are all listed as good condition
Has anyone bought one or had any experience of buying from them
Probably going to buy a new one when back on my feet if I can't get a good second hand onebut these are the only ones available
Been looking for a Titan hide xl.
Keep watching the ones on their eBay page and bidded on a couple
They all seem to go for 180 plus and are all listed as good condition
Has anyone bought one or had any experience of buying from them
Probably going to buy a new one when back on my feet if I can't get a good second hand onebut these are the only ones available
Managed to get a Titan hide for £150! Ex demo that's never been used. It seems not many people know about this..
In reply to Post #20
take it their is no warranty on it though ?
on the contrary I think most people know they are selling the gear they have had to replace as its sold as ex demo aka returned gear ?
take it their is no warranty on it though ?
on the contrary I think most people know they are selling the gear they have had to replace as its sold as ex demo aka returned gear ?
In reply to Post #21
Not 100% sure on warranty. There is nothing that states this so I guess not.
Not everything on there is ex demo. You get the odd brand new items, ‘imperfects' etc..
They do state in description of items are damaged or not. The Titan Hide I just brought was described ex demo, perfect condition. One good thing with eBay is that if item isn't how it was originally described you can get a full refund
Not 100% sure on warranty. There is nothing that states this so I guess not.
Not everything on there is ex demo. You get the odd brand new items, ‘imperfects' etc..
They do state in description of items are damaged or not. The Titan Hide I just brought was described ex demo, perfect condition. One good thing with eBay is that if item isn't how it was originally described you can get a full refund
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