eBay Fraud Alerts

Ian · 22nd April 2005, 09:14 PM

Please note the new sticky thread at the top that refers to fraudulent listings by eBay sellers. This particular issue has been of concern to some Forum members, with egregious examples of the duplicate listing scam being posted here.

Forum policy mandates that we not list or discuss current auctions on eBay, and there is presently only one exception to that rule (see the sticky thread above: PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU POST: FORUM RULES, GUIDELINES AND FEATURES). To stay consistent with our policy on eBay auctions, we ask that no further references to duplicate listings or other fraud, except as provided in the policy exception, be posted here. Instead, we ask that you address your concerns to eBay and the real seller of the item.

Please read the new sticky if you are uncertain how to notify eBay of a seller's fraud.

Ian.

22nd April 2005, 09:14 PM	#1
Ian Vikingsword Staff Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: The Aussie Bush Posts: 4,200	eBay Fraud Alerts Please note the new sticky thread at the top that refers to fraudulent listings by eBay sellers. This particular issue has been of concern to some Forum members, with egregious examples of the duplicate listing scam being posted here. Forum policy mandates that we not list or discuss current auctions on eBay, and there is presently only one exception to that rule (see the sticky thread above: PLEASE READ BEFORE YOU POST: FORUM RULES, GUIDELINES AND FEATURES). To stay consistent with our policy on eBay auctions, we ask that no further references to duplicate listings or other fraud, except as provided in the policy exception, be posted here. Instead, we ask that you address your concerns to eBay and the real seller of the item. Please read the new sticky if you are uncertain how to notify eBay of a seller's fraud. Ian.