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Can a seller at eBay do what this guy's done in his listing description???
keets
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What he's done in the listing description is to show a picture of an item that's not part of the listing and offer it for sale to anyone who cares to make an offer. Read the description to get a better idea of what's being done and tell me------doesn't that seem a bit illegal??
Al H.
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Being illegal has nothing to do with eBay. Illegal means against the law and eBay does not make laws and I'm not sure if there are any state or federal laws against doing what he did.
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<< <i>Offerers accepted
<< <i>a chap who's known to most Exonumia collectors as a bit of a character. >>
In that case then he is apparently not doing anything out of character for him. Whats worse is those who come here and tell us all how self-righteous they are, then turn around and do the very same stuff they chastise others for doing; such as the recent thread on shilling eBay listings.
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<< <i>He must have edited the auction
Same here, but there is nothing saying the auction was changed. Whenever I make a change in my auctions, there is always a line saying so.
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<< <i>He must have edited the auction
Same here, but there is nothing saying the auction was changed. Whenever I make a change in my auctions, there is always a line saying so. >>
Right after the word "Description" is the word 'revised' when one clicks on it, it shows what section was revised.
Joe
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<< <i>He must have edited the auction
Same here, but there is nothing saying the auction was changed. Whenever I make a change in my auctions, there is always a line saying so. >>
Right after the word "Description" is the word 'revised' when one clicks on it, it shows what section was revised.
Joe >>
what's the topic of the thread and what was deleted, you ask?? essentially, the seller shows a different medal than the auction medal in picture number three(the NGC slabbed item alluded to which shows that "NGC is grading this medal") and had text which stated Offerers accepted for the non-auction item.
Being illegal has nothing to do with eBay. Illegal means against the law and eBay does not make laws and I'm not sure if there are any state or federal laws against doing what he did. >>
Actually--- illegal is a sick bird. Dave W