Subject	Sometimes people build up feedback with almost-scam auctions
Posted by	whatsthegoodword on November 20, 2006 at 2:16 PM
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In Reply To	I dont understand you people. posted by ENVYMYZ on November 20, 2006 at 01:48 PM
Message	A bunch of people hold auctions for an e-book, screensaver, or some other trivial item for 1 cent, then find others who do the same. It's like big circle jerk for positive feedback, then wait until the feedback auction links are old and inactive before they scam you. Now they have 1000 positive feedback. Ebay should cut that stuff out.
Follow Ups	funny story developing = why it's best not to buy parts - CRAZZEPETE. 12:55:29 11/20/06 And? (n/m) - Kenny 13:07:29 11/20/06 and... "go with one of our site vendors" (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 13:10:13 11/20/06 ...was there some debate about this? (n/m) - Kenny 13:18:57 11/20/06 ha ha, you would think not (n/m) - CRAZZEPETE. 13:20:49 11/20/06 I dont understand you people. - ENVYMYZ 13:48:58 11/20/06 sure, generally that's all true, but once in a while I find - CRAZZEPETE. 13:56:41 11/20/06 Sometimes people build up feedback with almost-scam auctions - whatsthegoodword 14:16:26 11/20/06 Yup, huge problem (n/m) - BigTDogg (MA) 14:44:35 11/20/06 An "e" ookie cookie and the victim has to eat the cookie. I - whatsthegoodword 15:22:52 11/20/06 You've got some BAD luck... - Barry'z (NJ) 10:02:43 11/21/06 100% agree with you. - SpecNATT (Houston) 20:14:20 11/20/06 2ND. (n/m) - racer2fst 23:40:54 11/20/06
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