The way they do it is they hack someone with perfect 15000 feedback with no negatives, and when ppl leave negative feedback for the 1st hundred or so it doesnt mean crap, because compared to the 15000 positives you still have 99.99% feedback... so people trust you.. when really its someone elses account.. Stupid ppl... I had to report a guy one time who was selling a carbon fiber edition 2003 V-Force for 2200, but said "e-mail your credit card blah blah to me and i'll do such and such with ebay... so we researched it and realized it was a common scam... so we reported him... hm.. i hope he got caught.. but how can they catch these ppl when its not even there account? It's some guy's account who worked his a$$ of to make that kind of feedback.

 

No kidding.

If Ebay really cared about how many people are getting ripped off they would make the application process a little more serious. Such as a criminal record check. How about an application form that can't be forged? Sounds ridiculous? So does the fact that everyone I know including myself has been mis-led, ripped off, and treated like crap by sellers.

They make billions, put nothing back into it, and we pay for it all.