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open it while they are waiting for you to pay, you only need to glimps inside to make sure its what you ordered...

but i spose, anythign can happen, id rather COD then up front. if they got Paypal then its a little bit more secure, but it doesnt help if the item breaks after 1min of use or if it just doesnt line up properly.

everythings a gamble.

buying from HKS/Greddy/Tomei is also a gamble as it mighten fit right, but g's...its far less of a chance that the item wont fit then if you bought off ebay...

its all about buying from trusted company's.

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everything is fake on ebay!!! i don't trust ebay for expensive items whether its for cars or even clothes, hell i even bought a Manual boost controller off ebay and some f*kwit decided to give me a fake boost controller on a key ring (branded as turbosmart). wat da fark!

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