Deadlord36 wrote:If I were you, Breach, I'd ask the guy for the e-mail addresses/eBay names of the solicitors.
AdderMcOne wrote:I think it's one of the lowest things someone could do.For one thing poeple already sweat on an auction, even without BINs involved. Now people have to sweat even more on whether they'll actually recieve the item due to these tactics On top of posts that identify copyright infringers, and shady dealers we should have a thread for "Downright D**kheads", where we can list these guys.There's some pretty smart people in this community, and I'm sure someone would be able to work out who it may be even if it's a fake ID, and it may disuade lurkers who may use the forum to help them in this sort of thing.Definitely on the positive side BIG KUDOS to a very honest seller who didn't listen.
zhowar1 wrote:It's probably just a lurker that doesn't post, particularly someone with a grudge against the group.
jaz000 wrote:I bet they where all powersellers :?
Prufrock wrote:Wow, I'm sorry to hear about these type of actions. I agree with not asking the seller for ID's. It would just turn a 'sad' event into something that could really be devisive to the Acaeum community. We have to hope that the person(s) that did this learns that this is not acceptable and corrects his behavior. I hope we all (and I know that most of us do) value the Acaeum community more than a Pharaoh.Martin