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Step 1
Choose the type of scooter you will need based on how you will be using it. A mobility scooter which goes 0 to 10 mph can help those with low energy levels or disabilities. The transport scooter will allow you to travel at higher speeds for the highway. Stand-up scooters are for recreation or short commutes and go 0 to 15 mph.
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Step 2
Decide if you want an electric or gas powered scooter. Electric scooters are better for the environment, cheaper to maintain and use, not as noisy and more reliable. However, they can be more expensive in the beginning. Electric scooters also have to be recharged frequently which takes longer than filling a tank of gas.
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Step 3
Search the internet for scooter selling websites. Get the address and phone number of the company, then check its reliability through consumer agencies.
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Step 4
Find out what the refund and return rules are prior to completing you order.
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Step 5
Watch for secure images on the website before putting in credit card or other personal information. There is usually a padlock at the bottom right hand corner of your browser status bar when you are buying an item. The website should also use an "http" prefix.
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Step 6
After purchasing your scooter, print off your confirmation number and order receipt and keep them around until the transaction is completed to your satisfaction.
