bclarkie wrote:Here is a BIG FYI. For anybody who was purposely avoiding/blocking thekeepontheborderlands from their auctions, he is now bidding again under his previous shill name thecoinhut, because due to his false libelous accusations last month he was booted off EBay permenantly. Here is his feedback for reference: eBay Feedback Profile for thecoinhutAs you all may or may not remember back in March, he was busted and temporarily suspended for shilling his own auctions with a different EBay handle. Well this is the handle he was using and he is now actively using it tyo buy again, so you may want to take note of it.
deimos3428 wrote:Reindeergamez wrote:Pardon me, I guess I guess I meant winning, not won, I need to avoid posting messages when I'm stuck staying up late watching a ball game. I tend to think positively, and hope he's got the cash to spend. I've gone on buying sprees like that before. (And wasn't particularly thrilled when I got my Visa bill that month)I think it's highly unusual. It's a zero-feedback account. Newbies, even rich newbies, don't throw cash around.**They bid enthusiatically sometimes, but most wait and learn how eBay operates. After developing strategy, usually after losing a lot of auctions or after paying too much, then they might start throwing cash around.Shill or not, this person has used eBay before, and I'd tend to agree with DL36's speculation.(edit)All of this bids have appeared in the last 3 days, and he's only been a member since July 15th.** Assuming they intend to pay when they win, that is. Newbies that think it's some sort of video game bid like fiends.
Reindeergamez wrote:Pardon me, I guess I guess I meant winning, not won, I need to avoid posting messages when I'm stuck staying up late watching a ball game. I tend to think positively, and hope he's got the cash to spend. I've gone on buying sprees like that before. (And wasn't particularly thrilled when I got my Visa bill that month)