Unistore is great for finding deals, as long as you know what you're looking for and how much the item is worth. Having that information is vital to placing bids in correct amount and saving lots of money.

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Although we've heard of issues with PayPal, we still recommend them for nearly all purchases. Nearly all sellers accept PayPal payment, and many purchases are automatically covered for fraud protection. Please check PayPal.com for details on their account protection tips and fraud protection services.

Unistore search engine is pretty good but can be a bit overwhelming if you're not sure what you're looking for, or if you're just browsing. Unistore is constantly working at upgrading its search engine to make things easier to find (it's in their best interest to have as many buyers for items as possible).

If possible, check with the seller to ask how they'll pack the item. I once received a used laptop that was literally scotch-taped into a used, ripped, USPS priority box that was too small so part of the computer was sticking out - with no padding what-so-ever. If you're getting breakable items, make sure the seller will pack it correctly.

The first thing to do is to double check the item - make sure it actually is broken. You'll probably need to go over the item description on eBay to verify that it didn't arrive as promised. Next, contact the seller directly and describe the issue with the item.