Ebay purchase was too good to be true ! ( Pace content )

[doogie]

Thanks for the advice chaps - that was exactly what I was thinking.

Asked him for a crime number but nothing yet. Surprise Surprise

Negative feedback now left for the WAN*ER ! :roll:

 

[reanimation]

looks like he wanted 2k+ and sh@ himself at such a loss. bikes don't sell so easy second handposh ones specially, now if he'd broke it maybe stood a chance i dunno. a reserve or even BIN would have been better, though i do believe the bidding gets punters excited.

As a seller i made a boo boo last year, ebay auctioned a rare kit car, naturally hardly anyone bidded and it sold for less than the price of the carbs it had on it. bums, even though the buyer was a scroatbag who stripped it, and ebay mugged me a quarter of my money in fees. I did still honour the 'deal'

Bums, i was in a sour mood for a few weeks about that.

 

[konahed]

I got some XTR canties on ebay for £14, paid via paypal, the paypal address wasnt registered, no reply from seller in weeks

 

[dookie]

only 67% positive feedback should have been a clue...

 

[THEFALLGUY]

EBAY is evil and full of crims and stolen stuff you would be safer buying stuff off a guy down the pub.

saying that its a pants story that they got stolen, if he has a webmail address just hack the password and disrupt his world lol

 

[doogie]

I sent this dick an email asking him for a crime number and threatening to leave him negative feedback.

He sent me a nasty email back :shock:

Would you all like to see what he put ?

 

[craiga]

Yes - and post his email so we can all let him know what we think.

 

[cherrybomb]

Oh go on then.

 

[Pickle]

Yea, come on doogie

 

[doogie]

I must warn you folks that he uses some bad language in this email.

I have not replied to this email as of yet, although I am tempted