Author: Christopher Morgan
Date: 20:10:21 10/25/05
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On October 25, 2005 at 14:32:45, Richard Sutherland wrote: >On October 25, 2005 at 00:10:25, Dann Corbit wrote: > >> >>Since the price is $1000, why not get the FBI involved for an interstate fraud >>case? >> >>It seems a more permanent solution than hazing. > > > > > >None of you should be doing anything of the sort, let alone contacting bidders. > >1. You have an assumption that the auction is fake, but no proof. You may well >be maligning a completely honest seller, who's sole mistake was using pictures >previously used. > >2. None of you work for eBay, who's responsibility it is to investigate this >auction and determine if they'll let it continue or not. > >So, contact eBay, inform them of your suspicions and then step back. You are not >the eBay police. Richard, You're 100% correct. I have yet to see any post in this thread with any form of attempted proof of a phoney auction, except that the picture may be of someone else's machine. That does NOT make a phoney auction. Christopher
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