Jamo

iTrader: (23)

maybe I am being naive, but this is just wrong!

looking for a psp for the guy on here looking for a good price psp.

read the bottom sentance.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/sony-psp-cheap...QQcmdZViewItem

jamo

paulr

Is there a report to Ebay button.

Luminous

iTrader: (3)

Nah, that would be too easy. Would give eBay too much like hard work to do

scoobypreza

You can report it to e-bay... don't know if they will do anything though?

scoobypreza

http://pages.ebay.co.uk/help/contact...ase/index.html

Luminous

iTrader: (3)

Just reported him, other please do so as well.

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

just sent an e-mail to ebay.

everyone else should do it too, the item number is:

8217506386
jamo

Stiff

What a tw@t. Just goes to show you should always read the small print before buying.

SWRTWannabe

Oh, and to save you £115 quid, it was probably a link to something like this too...

http://rewardsgateway.com/?cid=i2KQx...f469af&s=CD476

Free PSP when you've spammed and conned your mates

fatherpierre

Only an idiot would fall for it.

But, there are lots of idiots out there so I have reported it too.

scoobypreza

done


cath

SiDHEaD

No different to cigarette companies .... make money off dumbasses

CooperS

Reported by me also

Tiggs

report for what?

of all the evil in the world its an odd one to get worked up over!

anyone dumb enough to pay £100 for a toy deserves it

Silvafox

iTrader: (1)

There's nothing to report him for?! Hes stated that he's not selling a console. Theres loads on ebay like it especially for plasma tv's and similar ie It looks like they're selling a plasma and in reality its merely a crappy link.

Dracoro

Anyone who doesn't read the FULL e-bay ad when looking at parting with hundred(s) of pounds need their heads read. This ad will only trap stupid people who don't read.

SirFozzalot

or some poor unsuspecting newbie to ebay, who isn't really up on the sorts of ***** around who are blatantly trying to rip people off in my opinion.

Jamo

iTrader: (23)

its aimed at youngsters for a start, it lists the item as if its something he is selling, then at the very end, he states hard luck if you didnt read this propperly.

if it was your kid that press buy it now paid up and got sent a link, would it be ok then?

I doubt it very much.

its even worst that people now accept this as the "norm" its wrong, and shouldnt be allowed.

just my 2p and hence why I posted it up.

james

Patt@firstime

What a w@nker

bioforger

iTrader: (1)

Why's he set the buy it now price as £115 then? If he was honest he shouldn't of done that. It's a blatant scam on ppl who dont check or read the full advert.

Scott_Drayton

.........therefore..........note to self (or anyone) should be: ALWAYS READ THE FULL ADVERT.

You wouldnt walk into a shop without your glasses on and buy something you could only see as a blur, would you? You would read and check the item fully before parting with well earn cash. Therefore, read and check the full advert, surely?

The whole "buy it now for£115" is proper wrong though......he should be reported for that.

fatherpierre

Well, ebay have removed it so it must contravine their listings policy....

darts_aint_sport

I think Ebay made it a policy to remove all auctions that involved purchasing urls instead of the actual item, so that's probably what did it.

baz69birds

aarrhhh
missed it

Luminous

iTrader: (3)

Woohoo, Power to the people and all that

Jamo

iTrader: (23)