Have You Got a Good Price for Your Juicer?

Scroll to the bottom of theis page for eBay listings for juicers. They are live auctions and you can buy any juicer on there. There are usually around 300-400 auctions at any one time for juicers.

But how do you tell if you have got a bargain?

Tips for Buying Juicers on eBay

Product Details

Make sure you get what you are after. Look at photos of the juicers and make sure what is being described matches the picture. We would suggest you bid for items with photos of the actual juicer rather than staged pictures. Image One below is a photograph of a juicer whereas Image Two is simply a staged image and does not show the juicer.

Image One - A photograph of a juicer

Image Two - a staged picture of a juicer

How do you know what you are buying? Is it a genuine model? At least with a photograph you can see it!

Price

Make sure you add delivery to the overall price of the juicer. Buying a juicer for 99p is great but not so if delivery is £50! A juicer for around £30-50 should be a bargain if it is a branded juicer and new. Be aware though that buying from a seller on eBay means you may not get much of a warranty.

Quality

Read the auction properly. Make sure you get a new juicer as a used juicer may have been used heavily and sold just before the motor breaks down or has suffered damage through misuse.

Make usre the auction is for what you think it is. Some sellers use pictures (see Image Two above) of the Jack la Lanne Power Juicer to sell a product called the TV Power Juicer (a copycat juicer).

Seller Credentials

Finally, make sure the seller has good feedback. Never buy anything from sellers with positive feedback less than 90% or with a feedback score of less than 10. It is not to say that if you do you will be conned but it is better to be safe than sorry. Having said that, if you buy from eBay sellers with good feedback, you can still experience risk. Take caution and follow eBay rules to remain safe.