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Well this is a new way to scam people on Ebay.
planonit
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ebay.com/itm/Trade-Dollars-in-plastic-Ich-denke-Falschung-/322299727832?
This guy admits to selling fakes in the description but apparently thinks if he says they are fake in German in the title he can get away with it. Seriously. I messaged him and said it was "...way I thought of to be complicit with ebay policeis (sic)."
Edit: It is also very clear he is probably not an American as he speaks in broken English.
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And Fee bay will let him do it.
Hoard the keys.
I believe German for fake is "falsh"
Isn't falsh = scared?
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As per Google Translate it says: "I think forgery"
At the bottom of the listing on the last line he says:
Not that it makes it any better...
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Ask him in German IF they stick to a magnet.
Also BS on the cant weigh them....just put them on a scale, some of us regular folks can guesstimate for plastic.
Yep... a very poor attempt at luring marks (no pun intended)...well..maybe... Cheers, RickO
ricko:
Well, this is one Mark that is not going to fall for the trap. However, I can't speak for the other marks on the chat board...
I think Ebay's getting a bad rap on this complaint for a couple of reasons -
The listing clearly states that he believes the coins are fake, and he even went on to say that they're magnetic.
There are a group of collectors that specialize in collecting counterfeit coins, with three hours left in the auction the bidding is at $152.50 + shipping.
If they are magnetic, they would be "attractive."
Reported.
--Severian the Lame
Actually the German word is spelled "falsch" and it means false but can also mean phony, fake. Ein falscher Freund = a false friend.
I with you on this one.
-Mark
"If I say something in the woods and my wife isn't there to hear it.....am I still wrong?"
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