KENTUCKY MANDOLIN EBAY HOW TO

they know we americans are addicted to other peoples stuff, and i've seen stuff sale for more than you could buy it by doing a simple web search. its always 'buyer beware' (or whatever that latin saying is), has been since the stone ages, and will always be.

basicly ebay is no more responsible for the content of the auctions as your local newspaper. i bet if any fees are charged on this auction sale, there will be one surprised guy in california wondering where a $500 ebay fee came from? i really doubt ebay will do anything about this until it gets so bad that people quit participating.

KENTUCKY MANDOLIN EBAY HOW TO

they have figured out how to hijack legitimate ebay id's and auctions, and they have probably gotten the account opened with a stolen credit card number. these crooks are smart, they are no longer posting the fake loars, etc, as that brings up to much suspision.

its not the old, steal the pics off the elderly site and having an indonesian address auctions anymore. Whats gotten so scary is that these people are getting smarter. The last day or so before Ebay FINALLY pulled it, I was actually playing the thing, while bidding on it at the same time, along with a few others of you.it was fun, sure, but still gave me a weird sort of feeling seeing that right before my eyes. While Collings MF-5 #270 was enroute to my house, I had the pleasure of watching it being auctioned off on Ebay by a ing the very photos from the Mass Street site, where I purchased it. Thanks for the heads-up and the info.whoever is responsible for the photography work on the K-Dawg, scam notwithstanding, did a great job.just makes it all the more tempting to a prospective bidder.Д«e pretty cool if there was a Scam5 Journal.in a similar thing to what Darryl does with the F5 Journal.records of used photos, where they originated from, the names of the scammer(s) that list such.I know.such a task would be a very unrealistic undertaking, but it would still be nice to have a resource, if you see a mandolin up for auction on Ebay and something tells you you've seen those photos before.you could just look it up and see.'Yep, that one, Elderly had about year ago, that's their photos.that's a scam'.and then notice could be posted for all to see and be wary of. We have to really watch out for this one. This scammer is persistent and is really focused on mandolins. Then it appears (to me) that the same person tried the Kentucky Dawg scam.

Of course then it showed up again and was sussed out by the other thread and cancelled again. Someone must have beat me to reporting it to ebay I guess, or the seller knew that I was really digging into it and cancelled the auction. While I awaited another question reply from the seller the auction disappeared. The feedback didn't add up and there were lots of small scale fabric and needles and thread type transactions that just didn't show the right pattern. The seller seemed to know about mandolins, but I knew right away that it was a scam. He/she said it had belonged to his/her mother since new in the U.S. In that case the seller offered it to me by email on a Buy it Now for $1100. I looked into it and discovered similarities to an F4 that had been listed on a 1 day auction about a week or so earlier. I have to figure out how to do that stuff) regarding an F4, (I was mistaken when I stated that it was an F2). Aerojoe, there is a thread on the General Discussions started a few days ago (sorry but i am not capable of linking it.

Kentucky mandolin ebay