Ebay rip off's
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Vr6-er

Original Poster:

2,248 posts

271 months

Friday 21st September 2007
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http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2006-PORSCHE-3-4-CAYMAN-S-BA...

I reported this 4 days ago and its still there. If one person gets ripped off then I think this is ebays fault.

Never mind Joe public, just think of the listing fees.

JKay

573 posts

232 months

Friday 21st September 2007
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Mate theres LOADS of these on ebay, autotrader etc.

They are so stupid to list such a low price tho because that would set alarm bells ringing with anyone who knows even a little about cars

Then when they're not listing stupidly cheap cars they are busy sending emails which sound something like this

"HELLO I AM MR BABAGAGA BUNDADA BUKAKA SON OF THE LATE JABBA WABBA WABBA. IT IS WITH GREAT PLEASURE I CONTACT YOU FOR THIS BUSINESS PROPOSAL FOR THE DORMAT(not DORMANT for some reason) SUM OF $23,000,000 blah blah blah

Bunch of idi*ts

Karnivor

123 posts

235 months

Sunday 23rd September 2007
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I dont suppose anyone knows of an OPC that operates a price match scheme?

Vr6-er

Original Poster:

2,248 posts

271 months

Sunday 23rd September 2007
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Karnivor said:
I dont suppose anyone knows of an OPC that operates a price match scheme?
rofl

abcarrera

20 posts

249 months

Sunday 23rd September 2007
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I am a new member, I noticed this thread and was shocked when I saw this ebay advertisment. The car for sale is infact my girlfriends sons car! He lives in Norfolk,I have notified him and reported it to Ebay also.

I did tell him that he should have covered up the number plate, but that all a bit late now.

Basically that old saying if it sounds too good to be true then -- guess what thats usually the case.
We would all like a Cayman for 17K.



Edited by abcarrera on Sunday 23 September 18:09