Thanks VXman - Yes, as I understand they are an intermediary and 'introducer.' I've read their blurb so I realise that there is no warranty/guarantee promised. Everyday I'm reporting scams to E-bay. Surely they could afford to pay someone to clear up their act. Mind You, even Facebook are at it. Stolen ID's advertising someone else's van. What I don't understand is, many of these 'fakers' don't even ask for money, they won't even respond to 'Contact.' So we have some very bored seller dwelling people with nothing better to do or they have a grievance against E-Bay or Facebook.I'm a little late to the party but just so say (if it hasn't already been said or you don't already know) Motorhome depot do not sell motorhomes. They are an intermediary, bit like an estate agent. The seller will pay them a fee for advertising it.
They have been around a long time and as far as I am aware are a cochure and reliable business.
I would assume we'll my motorhome are similar.
Personally I wouldn't be worried about the eBay ads being scams as both motorhomes are advertised in various places including auto trader for one of them.
It ought to be possible to contact the sellers directly if you are concerned. It's always possible to do an eBay purchase away from eBay and treat it like a private sale.
I don't think motorhome depot or similar will give you any more security or comeback once the purchase has been done.
I've been in contact with Motor Home Depot in Derbyshire. When I finally decide, as I have said in the previous comment, I'll send a Motorhome Mechanic/Habitation Checker round and he can 'sound out' the situation.
Thanks for you time VXMan. ALL help appreciated