bclarkie wrote:Look how obvious a shill this one is. The seller listed the exact same auction 2 days after the first one ended with a zero bidder won the auction. if you look close at the pics, the seller actually used the same picture and just did a very poor editing job by browning out 2 of the end modules 1 on the top right and 1 on the bottom right. First one is the auction just put up today, the second one is the one that just ended on the 23rd.cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem& ... eName=WDVWcgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem& ... 5&rd=1Looks like the "coug" was almost fell victim to this one.btw-thanks burnt, you sniped my WGR1 for only $9.00....RATS!! lol.
bclarkie wrote:btw-thanks burnt, you sniped my WGR1 for only $9.00....RATS!! lol.
burntwire wrote:bclarkie wrote:btw-thanks burnt, you sniped my WGR1 for only $9.00....RATS!! lol.Didn't really expect to win that one. We needed a good play copy but wasn't willing to pay very much. BTW:We will be listing our Mint Shrinkwrapped copy in about 4 or 5 weeks.
Deadlord36 wrote:Why would you not send the info to eBay and have him banned?
bclarkie wrote:Can anyone think of good reason why, if a seller was going to shill his own auctions if he would find some benefit to have the shill bidder win several of them? I have noticed a relatively new seller on EBay, that seems to have this 1 bidder, bid on a majority of his auctions that he lists. Now that in itself certainly doesn't indicate a shill, but the problem I keep running into is that this "bidder" ONLY bids on this one sellers auctions and. That to me is what SCREAMS to me shill. The only thing that I can't figure out though, is that the bidder has won many of this sellers past auctions(lets say more than 9), which really throws a monkey wrench into my thinking. Granted the auctions won were not high value auctions, but still could it be. Thoughts anyone?