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Subject: Re: message to seller of the fake Tasc R30 auction ...

Author: Uri Blass

Date: 01:41:33 10/26/05

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On October 26, 2005 at 03:13:33, Clive Munro wrote:

>>
>>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
>
>Very seldom in a court of law is there a cut and dry case with irrefutable
>evidence. Usually the evidence produced points towards the defendant’s guilt.
>The more circumstantial evidence there is the more likely the case will be
>proofed.
>
>In this case we have a Computer sold by me on Ebay.
>
>After the sale someone copied the second chance offer screen and offered it to
>losing bidders. I was contacted by a couple of them and alerted. Ebay was
>informed.
>
>Then my auction appeared again this time with all my pictures and description
>(an Ebay violation) the seller was a newbie with no feedback. When contacted the
>seller said they were selling on behalf of a friend in London so couldn’t
>provide any new pictures. I reported it and Ebay removed the auction.
>
>Some weeks later it appeared again with the same MO.I reported it and Ebay
>removed the auction.
>
>Some months later it appeared again with the same MO.I reported it and Ebay
>removed the auction.
>
>Again some months later it appeared again with the same MO.I reported it and
>Ebay removed the auction.
>
>And again some months later it appeared again with the same MO.I reported it and
>Ebay didn`t get back to me the auction ended with no bids.
>
>Then another auction of mine was copied in the same way and I reported this as
>well. And again Ebay didn’t reply and left the auction to run its course of no
>bids.
>
>Now the auction had appeared yet again with the same MO. I haven’t bothered
>reporting it as it is now well known by the dedicated chess fraternity that this
>is a bogus auction.

I doubt if somebody is really interested to pay 1000$ for a dedicated chess
computer.

I think that today it is simply too expensive so even without assuming that it
is a bogus auction I doubt if it is going to have a single buyer with that
price.

Uri



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