ebay pyramid selling!!!!! still rampant!!
05 December 2004, 09:44 PM
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ebay pyramid selling!!!!! still rampant!!
I thought ebay were going to stamp out on pyramid selling!!!!
i did a search on the samsung d500, there are loads of sellers selling links
and you only pay £20 for your phone...
i followed on of the unlocked links, and its just pyramid selling to get phone,
in reality you stand about as much chance as billy liar resigning tommorrow!!!
the woring thing is the amount of people paying up!!!!!
i did a search on the samsung d500, there are loads of sellers selling links
and you only pay £20 for your phone...
i followed on of the unlocked links, and its just pyramid selling to get phone,
in reality you stand about as much chance as billy liar resigning tommorrow!!!
the woring thing is the amount of people paying up!!!!!
05 December 2004, 10:20 PM
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whats even more wrong is the amount of people bidding bug money thinking there bidding for the actual phone
i saw teo very reently makw £250+ for the motorola v3
i took it upon my self to email the winners to tell them they had bought a link
i saw teo very reently makw £250+ for the motorola v3
i took it upon my self to email the winners to tell them they had bought a link
06 December 2004, 12:03 AM
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if people are stupid enough to pay for a link let them get on with it
if i could be arsed to sort out a cleverly worded advert to bag me £250 each time i would
if i could be arsed to sort out a cleverly worded advert to bag me £250 each time i would
06 December 2004, 03:06 AM
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are there any other pitfalls to look out for on ebay ?
If it looks too good to be true it probably is.
Exercise extreme caution on every/any transaction.
Better to walk away intact than go for a bargain and get stung.
e-Bay, contrary to the image they like to portray, do not give a stuff. If things go wrong do not expect any help or even interest from e-Bay.
Scammers know this so they are free to do as they please.
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