Ebay fraud

TVV · 30th January 2007, 05:23 AM

If eBay and the British judicial system do what they should, I will miss those almost perfect, unpublished viking swords

, until the next Eftis appears (and it won't be long).
While this confirms what we already know - that eBay is full of crooks, I personally do not find it so shocking. We go to eBay in order to get bargains, assuming plenty of risk - it is part of the deal. And, I do not think people ever bid higher than the maximum they are prepared to pay for an item, and if this maximum is reached, they are usually still happy.

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30th January 2007, 05:23 AM	#6
TVV Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Bay Area Posts: 1,727	If eBay and the British judicial system do what they should, I will miss those almost perfect, unpublished viking swords , until the next Eftis appears (and it won't be long). While this confirms what we already know - that eBay is full of crooks, I personally do not find it so shocking. We go to eBay in order to get bargains, assuming plenty of risk - it is part of the deal. And, I do not think people ever bid higher than the maximum they are prepared to pay for an item, and if this maximum is reached, they are usually still happy.