have you ever been scammed or really disappointed with an ebay purchase
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Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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McGhee was with the dodgy version of FM2005/06.
It said Molango and Turienzo were good....
It said Molango and Turienzo were good....
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Uncle Buck
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Icy Gull said:
It is how good the version was....
Silent Bob
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- Dec 6, 2004
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Bored?Uncle Buck said:
Uncle Buck
Ghost Writer
- Jul 7, 2003
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Silent Bob said:Bored?
Yep.
Friday afternoon....
NMH
Banned
You'd be surprised how much you can get for advertising crappy stuff honestly!
I have sold a couple of things that weren't in brilliant shape, and through starting at a low bid and letting everyone know exactly how damaged the item was, I got as much as I might usually expect for the same item in good condition!
I have sold a couple of things that weren't in brilliant shape, and through starting at a low bid and letting everyone know exactly how damaged the item was, I got as much as I might usually expect for the same item in good condition!
Wardy
NSC's Benefits Guru
What amazes me is that certain people buy of people who have bad feedback.
There was a guy last year who paid £800 for a PICTURE of a xbox360. The guy selling the item had feedback that showed he was doing it to other people yet people still fell for it.
There was a guy last year who paid £800 for a PICTURE of a xbox360. The guy selling the item had feedback that showed he was doing it to other people yet people still fell for it.
surrey jim
Not in Surrey
Wardy said:
some people will never learn, look at an item that is too good to be true and fall hook line and sinker
scooter1
How soon is now?
I sold a broken mobile phone once - got £65 for it, but I did advertise it as broken. And got positive feedback, if somebody wants something badly enough they'll part with their ££'s
Wardy
NSC's Benefits Guru
surrey jim said:
I agree. I was always told that if something looks to good to be true, then it is more then likely a lie.
Statto
007
I remember hearing a story about a bloke who sold a tin of beans on e-bay. Instead of just charging one figure for the can, he sold each bean off at a certain price one by one!
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scooter1
How soon is now?
There was a pound coin found outside Beckhams house on sale...for £2
desprateseagull
New member
£2 for a house? property prices seemed to have levelled off, at last!
Happy Seagull
Barca Cule
Someone tried to rip me off with a fake signed Barcelona shirt once. Not only was it not actually signed by the players, but the shirt was a fake too.
I did get all my money back though, and kept the shirt so he couldn't rip someone else off.
I did get all my money back though, and kept the shirt so he couldn't rip someone else off.
, but the seller did refund me the money even though they had proof of postage
I thought I had bought Winning Eleven 6 for the Gamecube last year, only to find on reading the small print that I had in fact wasted £20 on a photocopied set of instructions for it.
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Johnny Byrne-The Greatest
I remember quite a while back there was someone selling jars of Brighton air. He was saying that it had been jarred on the beach so the buyer would be getting genuine sea air and stuff like that - cant remember if it sold or not!!!!!