does anyone know how to report dodgy ebay things?

[beasty1711]

hmmm or maybe police squad

 

[Sinner]

Originally posted by beasty1711
having looked through his other items... the gramma and english is pretty good....
near the bottom when its saying about accepting the terms etc...

DON;T ACCEPT MY TERMS!!

the ; in dont would suggest to me that the item was listed from a pc that was using a non- english charecter set .

Or alternatively, it's by somebody using an English character set keyboard who just happened to press the ; key when they intended to press the neighbouring ' key.

 

[beasty1711]

Originally posted by Sinner
Or alternatively, it's by somebody using an English character set keyboard who just happened to press the ; key when they intended to press the neighbouring ' key.

could well be... but i'm overly suspicious at the best of times

 

[Tom Allen]

It's so easy to get a wrong key press when typing, i would take spelling or wrong key presses with a pinch of salt. But bad grammar is a good sign of someone who's not from Britain.

 

[Bolter]

it may well be genuin... but call me sceptical (i was ripped off for £500 on ebay a couple of years ago) but there are too many small things that dont seam right.

beasty you spelt seems wrong, do we trust you? Maybe in a sick twist beasty is the ebay wrong do-er......



Only joking Pete mate

 

[beasty1711]

my excuse is dyslexia...... i mean dyslexia

 

[johnmassive]

you should always report the dirty thieving barstewards. ive reported this one guy who had advertised two DM4's for sale in just one auction, it went for £900+, and the guy left him negative feedback. So when i got in touch with th guy who lost his money he said that someone else payed for this item on " a second chance offer " meaning this guy ripped two people off in one swoop. all you go to do is point it out to ebay and they'll suspend his account. its not fair that people get ripped off. if it may only look "suspicious" the at least warn the bidder.