Deadlord36 wrote:You JUST sent this and eBay dropped them? Seems like they are in overdrive.

not really before time tho is it frank?

bout time they got their butt's into gear and tidied up the place a little bit....now if they would just sort them PDF guys out, we would feel like we were getting somewhere (i have now mailed on like 10-12 occasions with no luck - i musn't have the "sway" in their decision making that bclarkie does   )

Al

killjoy32 wrote:

Deadlord36 wrote:You JUST sent this and eBay dropped them? Seems like they are in overdrive.

not really before time tho is it frank?

bout time they got their butt's into gear and tidied up the place a little bit....now if they would just sort them PDF guys out, we would feel like we were getting somewhere (i have now mailed on like 10-12 occasions with no luck - i musn't have the "sway" in their decision making that bclarkie does )

Al

Oh believe me, no special sway here. I am as suprised as anyone they acted that quickly. I, like yourself Alan, have reported so many pdf'ers that I can't even count, yet have had very minimal success at best.

harami2000 wrote:

bclarkie wrote:Uh-Oh, take a look and see who Ebay's 2 newest not-registered users are:
keepontheborderlands and thecoinhut.

thx

I definitely had both yourself and Frank in mind when I sent Ebay the email. I am pleaseantly but very surprised when they acted very quickly. Maybe someone should email him now a copy of the email he sent you a couple months ago and ask him how his EBay sales are doing now. He who laughs last, always laughs best.

killjoy32 wrote:

Deadlord36 wrote:You JUST sent this and eBay dropped them? Seems like they are in overdrive.

not really before time tho is it frank?

bout time they got their butt's into gear and tidied up the place a little bit....now if they would just sort them PDF guys out, we would feel like we were getting somewhere (i have now mailed on like 10-12 occasions with no luck - i musn't have the "sway" in their decision making that bclarkie does  )

Al

Ebay seems to have a lower tolerance for obvious bid shilling than many other infractions committed on their site (including outright thievery).  Most the time it is as obvious as Keep and Coin, the accounts are suspended until a complete investigation has been made.   I reported someone for similar actions before, they were suspended immediately, but later I noticed they were back online under the same name with no problems...obviously the investigation didn't pan out.  Hopefully these cretins will be banned permanently.  Good one BC!

Mike B.

bclarkie wrote::D I definitely had both yourself and Frank in mind when I sent Ebay the email. I am pleaseantly but very surprised when they acted very quickly. Maybe someone should email him now a copy of the email he sent you a couple months ago and ask him how his EBay sales are doing now. He who laughs last, always laughs best.

Hrmm... I hadn't been thinking about that, but now ya come to mention it...
Yeah, was pretty obnoxious, both times.

Only hope he follows-through on the deals which hadn't been completed when he was booted...

Holy crack monkeys! If your ex looked like that, you need to be beaten with a week-old haddock for cutting her loose.

PoVQ for sale:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... eName=WDVW

harami2000 wrote:Un-trimmed scan would be good: seller mentions "tiny stain at the bottom left corner", but there's certainly something interesting going on at the bottom right, too.
*looks closer*

Sticker remains at the top-right as well, phps?? Not particularly obvious, if so.

Agreed.  Surely it would fit squarely in the middle of the scanner's glass, so why trim it?  Hmmm...

afoolandhis$ wrote:Agreed. Surely it would fit squarely in the middle of the scanner's glass, so why trim it? Hmmm...

Because so many sellers trim the images habitually, either to remove the (apparently useless) blank space and/or to make them, or the item for sale, look "neater".

Not necessarily any deliberate attempt to misrepresent in this case, but just something to address with the seller for anyone wanting to throw a whole chunk of cash at it.
And hoping that the seller might consider putting a link to an untrimmed scan or updating the item description, if required, as a sign of "goodwill".

(Too often willingness to answer trivial questions which might help boost the item's value or desirability are followed by point-blank refusal to do anything that may reduce it. Am tracking a prime example of that now, elsewhere, where the seller actually /requested/ that I ask a positive question on the item rather than as a message to themselves (so that it could appear on the eBay listing). Since it was obvious I was being "used", I added my other question which was to follow, which highlighted negative issues that /are/ present. Result, no answer... Surprised? Not at all...).

harami2000 wrote:

mbassoc2003 wrote:Seller hasn't sold anything in almost a year and hasn't anything elso for sale? You haven't got one of those yet, have you? Going for one of everything?

Got far more $ than I have lying around, that's for sure!

Obtaining the different prints as well as "one of each" item can be a lot more "interesting", IMHO.
The OD&D sets or Daystar Rahasia are obvious examples...

Hi David,

Didn't afoolandhis$ by both the Bella and Bauer PoVQ's. Good position to be able to provide printing info for Acaeum.

That aside, when was the last time you saw a 1st Dwarven up for sale?

Wouldn't mind a Pharoah or Rahasia myself.