Who DOESN'T Use E-Bay?
19 October 2004, 10:30 PM
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Who DOESN'T Use E-Bay?
And who doesn't give a tit what happens!!
Am I alone or has everyone gone completely barmy??
Pay-Pal this, Rip-Off that, Seller hasn't sent, Buyer hasn't paid, Monopoly this, Scam there .............................
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Or, is it addictive?
Pete
Am I alone or has everyone gone completely barmy??
Pay-Pal this, Rip-Off that, Seller hasn't sent, Buyer hasn't paid, Monopoly this, Scam there .............................
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Or, is it addictive?
Pete
19 October 2004, 10:38 PM
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Found something for your house Pete. Happy bidding 
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...sPageName=WD1V
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...sPageName=WD1V
19 October 2004, 10:40 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
And who doesn't give a tit what happens!!
Am I alone or has everyone gone completely barmy??
Pay-Pal this, Rip-Off that, Seller hasn't sent, Buyer hasn't paid, Monopoly this, Scam there .............................
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Or, is it addictive?
Pete
Am I alone or has everyone gone completely barmy??
Pay-Pal this, Rip-Off that, Seller hasn't sent, Buyer hasn't paid, Monopoly this, Scam there .............................
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Or, is it addictive?
Pete
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19 October 2004, 10:44 PM
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20 October 2004, 08:57 AM
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I'm with Pete here. Couldn't give a stuff about bl@@dy eBay.... Full of chavs selling cr@p (apart from other ScoobyNetters of course!!).
20 October 2004, 09:16 AM
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Originally Posted by Harry_Boy
I'm with Pete here. Couldn't give a stuff about bl@@dy eBay.... Full of chavs selling cr@p (apart from other ScoobyNetters of course!!).
Ha ha ! I agree. Its the 'car boot sale' for the internet generation !!
20 October 2004, 09:23 AM
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never bought anything off ebay.
used QXL once in the past and was unsuccessful.
bloody thing seems to be filled with 50% making a killing and 50% getting stiffed!
used QXL once in the past and was unsuccessful.
bloody thing seems to be filled with 50% making a killing and 50% getting stiffed!
20 October 2004, 01:29 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Pete
28 million items on sale,someone must think its a good idea.
20 October 2004, 01:51 PM
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The only time I tried to buy something - on behalf of the gf - I got bid sniped. The last bid was 7 seconds before the auction closed. The whole thing is a waste of time unless you use bid snipers and are prepared to get ripped off every now and then.
Good grief, I've just agreed with pissy pants lewis! I need to lie down...
Good grief, I've just agreed with pissy pants lewis! I need to lie down...
OMFG!! I am in agreement with pslewis!!
20 October 2004, 03:25 PM
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Those who agree with Píssy obviously fail to see the business benefits of eBay.
Fairly obscure products from companies in fairly obscure parts of the country/world have a fantastic opportunity to sell their goods in vast numbers, and they do.
Fairly obscure products from companies in fairly obscure parts of the country/world have a fantastic opportunity to sell their goods in vast numbers, and they do.
20 October 2004, 04:52 PM
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I have sold some amount of stuff that i thought was worth very little and got crazy prices for it for example a 30 year old fiat manual went to australia for £100 plus 30 to post!
20 October 2004, 05:11 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
And who doesn't give a tit what happens!!
Am I alone or has everyone gone completely barmy??
Pay-Pal this, Rip-Off that, Seller hasn't sent, Buyer hasn't paid, Monopoly this, Scam there .............................
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Or, is it addictive?
Pete
Am I alone or has everyone gone completely barmy??
Pay-Pal this, Rip-Off that, Seller hasn't sent, Buyer hasn't paid, Monopoly this, Scam there .............................
If its so **** DON'T USE IT!!!!
Or, is it addictive?
Pete
3 blokes I work with constantly blabber on about E fecking bay all day.
"Did you see this on e-bay"
I usually end up having a snap with something like "would you ever do some fecking work instead of looking at that ****e"
Shaun
20 October 2004, 07:25 PM
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The non-users appear a little left out that they aren't making wads like some are, me thinks, causing themselves to be a little misguided with their pretend aggression.
I can understand someone not agreeing or liking something they've tried/used but when they haven't, well, that's very UK'ist indeed.
I can understand someone not agreeing or liking something they've tried/used but when they haven't, well, that's very UK'ist indeed.
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