Beyondthebreach wrote:Actually, $200 each isn't such a bad deal for those items - assuming they actually are in the condition stated.
le Rahib wrote:If I remember, I bid 666 USD on that lot. He won at 676 .A 13 % margin... not bad.But he must have a fair amount of money to immobilize.
Reindeergamez wrote:le Rahib wrote:If I remember, I bid 666 USD on that lot. He won at 676 .A 13 % margin... not bad.But he must have a fair amount of money to immobilize.Actually 13% is terrible. Once he has to pay the ebay (and likely paypal) fees on that he's down to nearly no profit, in addition to having tied his cash up for so long plus the always possible risk you take during shipping high dollar items.
bclarkie wrote:VERY BIG BUYER BEWAREeBay listingsThe guy from Ypsilanti Michigan who stole a bunch of people's money (including Marlith's) back around November is back up in operation again. I would strongly suggest avoiding this seller like the plague. This guy seems to be the newest albiet different version of jonb. This one just happens to reside in Michigan and not Virgina and could care less about auction descrition.
guerret wrote:Could you please explain why you say so?
killjoy32 wrote:Guerret. take note of him when he does this. it is very rare that he is ever wrong and is scarily accurate with these predictions!
deimos3428 wrote:Clarkie is rarely wrong about these things, but nobody ever believes him until it's too late... But I'm also curious as to what tipped him off this time.
MrFilthyIke wrote: Creature D'anges: Women | eBayLook at that feedback, maybe another Treasure Trove type "seller".
Lordan wrote:MrFilthyIke wrote: Creature D'anges: Women | eBayLook at that feedback, maybe another Treasure Trove type "seller". Looks like his stock is still going down....his positive feedback dropped 5% from last night when I looked at this thread
bclarkie wrote:I am not sure this belongs in the copyright infringement thread, maybe the shady dealers thread. Seriously though, I noticed that guy listing back a few weeks ago and just got a seriously bad feeling about him. He at the time of listing had something like over 250 auctions up and was a brand new user. It just screamed of fraud. I also noticed at least 2 other sellers from that exact same town that he is from with low feedbacks also selling D&D stuff during the same time frame. The worst part of it is if you look at his 2 positve feedbacks that he received, they were left by the buyer before he received the items. That bidder for some reason leaves all of his feedback upon completion of the auction that e wins and not when he receives the items How dumb can people be.
bclarkie wrote:he was from Ypsilanti, Michigan
bclarkie wrote:Every freakin auction was like "Book in good condition." or "Book in Fair condition.
guerret wrote:The guy now has only 1 auction. I'm a bit confused as to what happened.
bclarkie wrote:guerret wrote:The guy now has only 1 auction. I'm a bit confused as to what happened.Actually, he is all the way up to 105..........
guerret wrote:bclarkie wrote:Actually, he is all the way up to 105..........He's clearing and reinserting his auctions... Edit: unless what I saw earlier was an eBay error? I swear that, following your link above, I saw only an auction, and it was in collectible/antiquities (or something like that), not in games.
bclarkie wrote:Actually, he is all the way up to 105..........
bclarkie wrote:Kind of interesting turn this auction has taken, and I am not even refering to the 2 apparently fake bidders. That Nocstar bidding pattern really doesn;t make much sense, or does it.