SCAM!!! WARNING!!!
Posted by: effinity on 21 August 2003
Beware!!
The scams continue!!
These 135's for auction on Ebay are not the seller's to sell, nor are they in his/her possession.
The seller/con man has basically lifted the photo's and wording from an auction that ended unsold on 02/08/03
I do know the owner of those serial numbers and this is definitely not his auction!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3042373651&category=3280
I have informed ebay (after an excruciating trip through their feedback procedures!) and hopefully they will pull the auction, but in the meantime I felt it right and proper to issue this warning to fellow Naimistas, not that I think any of you are daft enough to fall for it, especially considering this ebayers feedback!
Add to that the fact that he/she is pre approving bidders/buyers (cheeky git), for no other reason but to keep tabs on whistle blowers, particularly the bona fide seller of the auction ending unsold on 02/08, but at least you could warn friends/colleagues etc who may be seeking your advices.
A source of wry humour is looking at 'sellers other items' and imagining where, (it may just be my imagination of course!)and how, the 'grand auto' haul came from.
Anyway, mus'nt get too libelous.
Because it is No Reserve someone's desire may just get the better of them.
I also got in touch with 'New Scotland Yard' re online fraud, they said all I could do was what I had already done by informing ebay
Regards to all
Steve
The scams continue!!
These 135's for auction on Ebay are not the seller's to sell, nor are they in his/her possession.
The seller/con man has basically lifted the photo's and wording from an auction that ended unsold on 02/08/03
I do know the owner of those serial numbers and this is definitely not his auction!
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3042373651&category=3280
I have informed ebay (after an excruciating trip through their feedback procedures!) and hopefully they will pull the auction, but in the meantime I felt it right and proper to issue this warning to fellow Naimistas, not that I think any of you are daft enough to fall for it, especially considering this ebayers feedback!
Add to that the fact that he/she is pre approving bidders/buyers (cheeky git), for no other reason but to keep tabs on whistle blowers, particularly the bona fide seller of the auction ending unsold on 02/08, but at least you could warn friends/colleagues etc who may be seeking your advices.
A source of wry humour is looking at 'sellers other items' and imagining where, (it may just be my imagination of course!)and how, the 'grand auto' haul came from.
Anyway, mus'nt get too libelous.
Because it is No Reserve someone's desire may just get the better of them.
I also got in touch with 'New Scotland Yard' re online fraud, they said all I could do was what I had already done by informing ebay
Regards to all
Steve