same thing about my vinny, if it happens again i want to take every step to catch the F.u.c.k.ers

v581

p.s sorry for the lang, but they make me mad, because vinny is going noware, and they are breakin the law!

 

I think your thread should be called "beware of scammers" rather than "beware of ebay".

If you go purchase a new YFZ for 3600 bucks delivered from a place in France you just got what you deserved.

It's easy to spot a scam and if you have any doubts they have an easy way to use escrow so the money is held until both parties are satisfied. Any honest seller as well as buyer would have no problem utilizing that system.

 

This kinda crap really pisses me off. I was looking for motorcycles before I bought my Z and I kept seeing these 2003 Gixxer 750's for like $3500. I was deployed 10,000 miles away in between Africa and Austrailia, so the net was the only way we could shop at the time. I saw so many of those scam-bikes that I was leary of any good deal I found. Pansy-asses like these Fockers have to go and make things harder for honest, hard-working people.......

 

i keep emailing the guy and telling him that i will give him 10 or 15,000 for it

 

If you are 100% sure what is being sold is a scam its an easy fix. Make a high bid on the item that seems reasonable. EBAY will collect there commission off the seller VIA there credit card on file. Then dont complete the transaction with the seller. If EBAY sends you an email tell them you did complete the transaction so they will collect there % <S>.

 

after i told the guy i knew he was a scammer and i had my fun and reported him he said to me that i was the scammer hahahahahahaha

 

Just be the high biddier and don't pay and he has to pay reguardless