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Re: Will the stamp scandal curtail your Ebay buying?
<< <i>First I'd heard about it but in general, calling a scam an "Ebay scam" is keyword spamming. Ebay is very popular and attracts readership. This scam had nothing to do with the Ebay process and in fact, ocurred both on and off ebay. It was just a scammer selling fakes. The fact is there are more scammers OFF ebay than… -
Re: Will the stamp scandal curtail your Ebay buying?
First I'd heard about it but in general, calling a scam an "Ebay scam" is keyword spamming. Ebay is very popular and attracts readership. This scam had nothing to do with the Ebay process and in fact, ocurred both on and off ebay. It was just a scammer selling fakes. The fact is there are more scammers OFF ebay than ON.… -
Re: Will the stamp scandal curtail your Ebay buying?
Let me add that if a magazine discovered an advertiser selling altered items such as described in the article, they would almost certainly get the boot, and any future ads from that area of the country would be given close scrutiny before being run. If that kind of scammer tried selling such goods over such a long period… -
Re: Will the stamp scandal curtail your Ebay buying?
Well, once the certified stamp market develops legs, the scammers can switch to a self-slabbing stamps operation, which would be more difficult, if not impossible to take down. -
Re: Will the stamp scandal curtail your Ebay buying?
<< <i>Will they someday write about the Coin Posse? >> You gotta come up with a catchy acronym first and then catch some big time crook with his/her hands in the till. Pam Donnelly comes to mind (aka Savannah Scammer) but that didn't generate a whole lot of news. It just pissed her and Jim off!
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