More Ebay foolishness

Ferguson · 11th June 2006, 01:31 PM

A Philippine Luzon bolo sold as an Apache fighting knife for $213.05. Long before the auction was over, I emailed the seller and told him what he had, and gave him links to examples that were currently selling on Ebay. His reply, "unbelievable Thanks Hoovler". No change was made to the listing.

All of the bidders identities were kept private.

I guess I shouldn't be surprised. But it makes me sad. I found the id of the buyer by looking at the feedback. If I was a better man I would contact him and let him know he was scammed. But as we know, No good deed goes unpunished, so he will just have to remain blissfully unaware, and happy with his purchase.

Steve

Oh, the auction # is 6633999735

11th June 2006, 01:31 PM	#1
Ferguson Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Kernersville, NC, USA Posts: 793	More Ebay foolishness A Philippine Luzon bolo sold as an Apache fighting knife for $213.05. Long before the auction was over, I emailed the seller and told him what he had, and gave him links to examples that were currently selling on Ebay. His reply, "unbelievable Thanks Hoovler". No change was made to the listing. All of the bidders identities were kept private. I guess I shouldn't be surprised. But it makes me sad. I found the id of the buyer by looking at the feedback. If I was a better man I would contact him and let him know he was scammed. But as we know, No good deed goes unpunished, so he will just have to remain blissfully unaware, and happy with his purchase. Steve Oh, the auction # is 6633999735