[nokmond]

look at this ! http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Sanyo-PLV-Z4-L...QQcmdZViewItem

[scumball]

Yes, it's far too cheap. It's in China. The seller has 10 feedback all obtained on the same day within 2 hours of each other, all from users with names like sqddkwyx who all have 10 feedback as well. Do not under any circumstances send this guy any money.

[Miniholic]

Have a look at the transactions that the feedback has been "earned" from. They can't even be bothered to create a fake auction.

I always check previous transactions as well as feedback just to be on the safe side.

[linkster]

The feedback is fantastic :lol:

[The Fatty]

iv reported it to ebay, lets hope no one bids on it...

[Darkstar_surfer]

ebay does not care. As long as they take their cut of the con they are happy.

[VirusKiller]

Actually, they are damn quick at removing something once it has been reported...

[Timmy C]

That feedback is priceless!

[Oakleyspatz]

It is certainly getting bad now if scammers can set up a profile and get bogus feedback without eBay batting an eyelid. This auction is still running. It is so obviously a scam that I hope this helps avoid anyone using the buy now option. I notice there are no payment options listed either. They will probably request Western Union upon completion.

The rule with ebay is always, if it looks too good to be true, it probably is and if you think it is legit, there are ways of ensuring your safety still by following these simple rules:
1) Check feeback and also check that the kind of things previously sold and the location of the seller matches the current auction. ( don't buy a DLP projector from someone in Europe who previously lived in the USA and sold handmade tea cloths!!)
2) Always get a landline phone number and if in any doubt, call it to confirm the caller is who they should be.
3) Use Paypal where possible if the seller is a verified user and pay with your credit card which covers you against fraud.
4) Email previous buyers and ask for details of the transaction. Check the info you get against any answers you get from the seller.
5) If you have good feedback and the seller doesn't have any/much, suggest paying on receipt of item or using an escrow service (third party holds funds and once you receive the item, they release the funds to the seller)
6) If anything at all doesn't seem right, walk away. Plus never...and I do mean NEVER pay for anything using Western Union or similar as you are basically throwing your money down the drain.

This auction in question fails on most of these points and it is fairly safe to say it is best avoided.

[throwit]

it's already been said, but that feedback is wickedly crap...

internet translater anybody ?...or "internal elevator autopsy" as they say in wherever


you are honest happy good formaldehide users



oh, by the way, Oakley..."we don't need roads"

[shahedz]

by far the laziest scammer i have met. thats pricesless!

[ELV]

Well done Ebay, removed already, pity it got on there in the first place!

[Oakleyspatz]

Originally Posted by throwit

oh, by the way, Oakley..."we don't need roads"

?????????
Had the drugs just kicked in when you sent that post Throwit because not one single bit of it makes any sense to me!

[seb4213]

Originally Posted by Oakleyspatz

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Had the drugs just kicked in when you sent that post Throwit because not one single bit of it makes any sense to me!

lol!

[throwit]

"it's your kids marty" ???

flying deloreans ???

hmmm ???

[Oakleyspatz]

Originally Posted by throwit

"it's your kids marty" ???

flying deloreans ???

hmmm ???

Ahhhhhh !...Now I'm with you!..Sorry, I'm a little slow sometimes!!

[throwit]

i know, but kinda related - got this junk email today from who knows where, but i suspect that it was software translated from the full chinese dialect into english...ready ? here goes...

"mine work pall-mall noble-visaged mis-union northern redtop
pansy orchid mud-built omnibus driver olive berry opium poisoning
mullein pink paly-bendy now-known mountain foxtail

occupation franchise mid-link mischief-loving naked floor part-finished mud-roofed paper-faced
parachute light ball olive family Non-germanic
military band paper lapper Neo-punic mid-ocean oak-covered nail bed mild steel paste wash oily-brown narrow-rimmed mugho pine oxeye daisy never-withering
paper seller Mosquitoan family oily-looking ocean green old-boyish
own-rooted noun clause no-side Orang benua

mill engineering mint sauce mild-faced now-fallen palisade parenchyma nun moth paddle hole Panolia deer moral hazard middle-sized osmund brake passion-feeding mooneye cisco
moon-tipped pearl diabase paint keg nose pipe off-load
mouse-ear cress needle spike rush narrow-celled milk run

milk cart nephelite-tephrite molar conductivity north-preceding milk-testing nine-cornered nerve-shaking
mid-sea paint hose oval-shaped
Mid-november palm grease musette bag nitrogen mustard Non-ionic organ gallery mootchie wood oxyhydrogen blowpipe"

pretty good eh ?

oh, and i think it had something to do with making babies for 36 hours - see attached pic of attached file text

[shahedz]

i get 100s of those annoying emails offerign cheap drugs a week at my work email account, i was wondering which idiot actually buys them, i know they must spam millions and it takes on idiot to buy it

[Comer]

Originally Posted by shahedz

i get 100s of those annoying emails offerign cheap drugs a week at my work email account, i was wondering which idiot actually buys them, i know they must spam millions and it takes on idiot to buy it

Lots of people do, but beware, apparantly they make those drugs in cement mixers

[throwit]

is that howcome they help you go hard ?