"gary mackenzie" wrote in message
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[ re eBay fraud ]

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All three sellers are now no longer on ebay , but no explanation for
their removal , nor an explanation as to why i got nowhere with my
complaints.


Not under their original name or address, at least...

On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 20:30:56 +0100, ":::Jerry::::"
wrote:


"Tony Morgan" wrote in message
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In message
ews.net,
":::Jerry::::" writes

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I suggest you take you blinkers off, unsolicited e-mail's are but
one
problem, there are many others - all of which eBay could sort out
if
they so wished.

For instance?

As usual, you're great at innuendo, but rarely anything substantial.
Or
does that give your ego a quick lift?

Stolen and counterfeit goods are two of the more serious problems

Though I've no evidence for this, I would have thought that the
popularity of eBay has led to an increase in house and car burglaries
because it's much easier to get rid of the loot. Certainly if I had
something specific stolen, I'd be tempted to keep an eye out for it on
eBay.



andyt