Seller burned on coin sale - Paypal reversed the funds!
Cindy
and I sent the merchandise. Then his bank REVERSED the funds. When I
researched the matter, Paypal said that they automatically open an inquiry
when this happens. Well, they didn't in this case. I called customer service
and they said that they would open an inquiry and I would get an email in 24
hours - it's been 48. It is IMPOSSIBLE to access any kind of ebay help. The
"cusotmer service" is just a webpage with pre-set questions that lead me
around in a circle. When I try to select the option for "buyer did not pay"
I automatically get a message that a "refund was offered to the buyer." I am
out of my coin and out of the money. I've been on Ebay for over 12 years and
am earnestly trying to find another selling platform for my business. Ruby
Lane - here I come! And I will only take certified checks or money orders.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160450708978
Mr. Jaggers
According to the above link, you have only 7 feedbacks, all since 7/8/10,
the winning bidder, 8. Your complaint is crossposted. Strike three.
James the Umpire
Cindy
http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=pinkladie1
My husband said I should open another ebay account for the coins because
people might
not buy coins from a Barbie seller.
"Mr. Jaggers" <lugbu...@yahonospamo.com> wrote in message
news:HqB6o.57209$lS1....@newsfe12.iad...
Mr. Jaggers
> I have another ebay account since 1999
>
> http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=pinkladie1
>
> My husband said I should open another ebay account for the coins
> because people might
> not buy coins from a Barbie seller.
Fair enough, but the folks around here are quite wary of buying coins from a
7-feedback seller, especially one whose first post to the group consists of
an angry rant. We are also wary of crossposted material, so it's best to
limit your broadcast to only one group.
James
P.S. I and several others prefer bottom-posting to top-posting.
oly
> Cindy wrote:
> > I have another ebay account since 1999
>
>
> > My husband said I should open another ebay account for the coins
> > because people might
> > not buy coins from a Barbie seller.
>
> Fair enough, but the folks around here are quite wary of buying coins from a
> 7-feedback seller, especially one whose first post to the group consists of
> an angry rant. We are also wary of crossposted material, so it's best to
> limit your broadcast to only one group.
>
> James
>
> P.S. I and several others prefer bottom-posting to top-posting.
>
>
>
> >news:HqB6o.57209$lS1....@newsfe12.iad...
> >> Cindy wrote:
> >>> I had a buyer purchase a gold coin from me for $362. The funds were
> >>> released and I sent the merchandise. Then his bank REVERSED the
> >>> funds. When I researched the matter, Paypal said that they
> >>> automatically open an inquiry when this happens. Well, they didn't
> >>> in this case. I called customer service and they said that they
> >>> would open an inquiry and I would get an email in 24 hours - it's
> >>> been 48. It is IMPOSSIBLE to access any kind of ebay help. The
> >>> "cusotmer service" is just a webpage with pre-set questions that
> >>> lead me around in a circle. When I try to select the option for
> >>> "buyer did not pay" I automatically get a message that a "refund
> >>> was offered to the buyer." I am out of my coin and out of the
> >>> money. I've been on Ebay for over 12 years and am earnestly trying
> >>> to find another selling platform for my business. Ruby Lane - here
> >>> I come! And I will only take certified checks or money orders.
> >>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160450708978
>
> >> According to the above link, you have only 7 feedbacks, all since
> >> 7/8/10, the winning bidder, 8. Your complaint is crossposted. Strike
>
> - Show quoted text -
I think that the topic of whether or not a well-established specialty
seller should continue to use the same ebay "handle" if they chance to
get something out-of-their-area of expertise would be an interesting
discussion.
I think I would keep my same ebay ID and offer a short explaination of
how I came to be handling the odd item(s).
I might also disclose something about whether or not I had any greater
or lesser ability to describe the condition of the non-specialty items
I am selling, and I might say something about how many of these
"oddball" items I will be listing in the near future.
If I were a buyer looking at such auctions, a long and lengthy
positive history associated with the seller's ID would tend to be
reassuring about their past dealings, even if the item was unusual for
that seller.
oly
Lumpy
These fuckin' coin idiots. They must have a cut and paste
blurb that automatically cross posts to both NGs.
"Click here and your automatic bitch-whine will be sent to
not just one but TWO helpful newsgroups dedicated to
listening to your complaint"
Lumpy
In Your Ears for Fifty Years!
www.LumpyMusic.com
Mr. Jaggers
In a rare configuration, my trigger finger is fidgeting in the vicinity of
the Block Sender button.
James
BrotherBart
It is sitting on my desk right now. Sure is pretty. Thanks for the gift.
Lumpy
> It is sitting on my desk right now. Sure is pretty. Thanks for the
> gift.
Hey, I taped one of my professors giving a lecture
on microbiologic economic world politics using my
cellphone camera.
Want to buy a copy of my DVD? Blueray is xtra.
Pogonip
Do you have that on 8-track?
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/
Kris Baker
"Pogonip" <nob...@nowhere.org> wrote in message
news:4c5b...@news.bnb-lp.com...
> On 8/5/2010 4:00 PM, Lumpy wrote:
>> BrotherBart wrote:
>>
>>> It is sitting on my desk right now. Sure is pretty. Thanks for the
>>> gift.
>>
>> Hey, I taped one of my professors giving a lecture
>> on microbiologic economic world politics using my
>> cellphone camera.
>>
>> Want to buy a copy of my DVD? Blueray is xtra.
>>
>>
>> Lumpy
>>
>> In Your Ears for Fifty Years!
>> www.LumpyMusic.com
>>
>>
>
> Do you have that on 8-track?
> --
> Joanne
Four-track.
Even better. And no one complained about distracted driving back then.
Kris
Lumpy
> Four-track.
>
> Even better. And no one complained about distracted driving back
> then.
That's cause you open your tape storage box and
read the album titles at a glance. None of that
6 pt font dark gray on light black text. Just big,
bold letters that said
IRON BUTTERFLY
or
DONOVAN
And there were only two knobs on the player!
But then ANA became congressionally chartered and
all that changed.
Agent_C
wrote:
> I've been on Ebay for over 12 years[...]
"fabcitytoys ( Feedback Score Of 7 )"
In 12 years you just have 7 feedbacks?
A_C
PeterD
wrote:
>On 8/5/2010 4:00 PM, Lumpy wrote:
>> BrotherBart wrote:
>>
>>> It is sitting on my desk right now. Sure is pretty. Thanks for the
>>> gift.
>>
>> Hey, I taped one of my professors giving a lecture
>> on microbiologic economic world politics using my
>> cellphone camera.
>>
>> Want to buy a copy of my DVD? Blueray is xtra.
>>
>>
>> Lumpy
>>
>> In Your Ears for Fifty Years!
>> www.LumpyMusic.com
>>
>>
>
>Do you have that on 8-track?
No, but I've got Georgia on my mind...
WipeEggFromYourFace
Dear Agent Clueless:
Maybe you should have taken the extra 5 seconds and actually read the auction
wording.
"I have 100% perfect feedback on over 200 transactions under "Pinkladie1" so
feel free to check it out and bid with confidence."
Oglethorpe
"Cindy" <ci...@fabcitytoys.com> wrote in message
news:i3emv8$ocb$1...@speranza.aioe.org...
Time to contact the authorities at the buyer's location. Keeping that coin
constitutes grand theft and possibly wire fraud. If you sent it by mail then
it's possibly mail fraud.
Scott Stevenson
Lumpy's in a couple of the guitar groups I frequent. He can be a
little "challenging" at times.
take care,
Scott
Lumpy
> No, but I've got Georgia on my mind...
Don't you look at my girlfriend
She's the only one I've got
Lumpy
Cindy:
> > > I've been on Ebay for over 12 years[...]
AgentC:
> > "fabcitytoys ( Feedback Score Of 7 )"
> >
> > In 12 years you just have 7 feedbacks?
> >
> > A_C
ImACoilDealer:
> Dear Agent Clueless:
>
> Maybe you should have taken the extra 5 seconds and actually read the
> auction wording.
>
> "I have 100% perfect feedback on over 200 transactions under
> "Pinkladie1" so feel free to check it out and bid with confidence."
Wow! Over 200 transactions in 12 years.
lp
Stick with selling Barbies, the coin gig isn't working for ya.
Michael Benveniste
posted this message. While she did state that the guy had "totally
ripped" her, she denied posting it to rec.collecting.coins.
This isn't the first time that a post complaining about eBay
policies here has been posted from a non-verifiable user, and
I doubt it'll be the last.
--
Mike Benveniste -- m...@murkyether.com (Clarification Required)
Its name is Public opinion. It is held in reverence. It settles
everything. Some think it is the voice of God. -- Mark Twain
beekeep
wrote:
And rolling a joint while driving was never an issue either.
beekeep
sgt23
She must not be much of a girlfriend. :D
Lumpy
PeterD wrote:
> > > No, but I've got Georgia on my mind...
Lump:
> > Don't you look at my girlfriend
> > She's the only one I've got
sgt23:
> She must not be much of a girlfriend.
She walks like an Egyptian.
Lumpy
You played on "The Love Boat"?
Yes. White tux, huge sideburns.
Kris Baker
"Lumpy" <lu...@digitalcartography.com> wrote in message
news:8c6671...@mid.individual.net...
>
> PeterD wrote:
>> > > No, but I've got Georgia on my mind...
>
> Lump:
>> > Don't you look at my girlfriend
>> > She's the only one I've got
>
> sgt23:
>> She must not be much of a girlfriend.
>
> She walks like an Egyptian.
...and wears her sunglasses at night.
Don't mess around with the Diet Shasta whore.
Kris
sgt23
She just ain't got that swing.
Lumpy
PeterD wrote:
> > > > > > No, but I've got Georgia on my mind...
Lump:
> > > > > Don't you look at my girlfriend
> > > > > She's the only one I've got
sgt23:
> > > > She must not be much of a girlfriend.
Lump:
> > > She walks like an Egyptian.
Kris:
> > ...and wears her sunglasses at night.
> >
> > Don't mess around with the Diet Shasta whore.
Sarge:
> She just ain't got that swing.
That don't mean a thing.
sgt23
Ok as long as none of us start singing "I feel like a woman".
Clams
Don’t come Hanging around my door
I don’t want to see your face No more
som...@some.domain
how about i love my baby because she does good sculptures?
Lumpy
> > > > > > > > > No, but I've got Georgia on my mind...
Lump:
> > > > > > > > Don't you look at my girlfriend
> > > > > > > > She's the only one I've got
sgt23:
> > > > > > > She must not be much of a girlfriend.
Lump:
> > > > > > She walks like an Egyptian.
Kris:
> > > > > ...and wears her sunglasses at night.
> > >
> > > > > Don't mess around with the Diet Shasta whore.
Sarge:
> > > > She just ain't got that swing.
Lump:
> > > That don't mean a thing.
Sarge:
> > Ok as long as none of us start singing "I feel like a woman".
Clams:
> Don’t come Hanging around my door
> I don’t want to see your face No more
I like big butts
sgt23
Thong duthongthonthonthong
Pogonip
I want to thank all of you for the practice of posting song lyrics.
Jahjah had a post on Facebook today, inviting lyric quotes with
telephone topics, and I got a $5 credit on my Jahjah account. That's
about 2000 long-distance minutes. Thanks, guys (and Kris.)
Kris Baker
>
> I want to thank all of you for the practice of posting song lyrics. Jahjah
> had a post on Facebook today, inviting lyric quotes with telephone topics,
> and I got a $5 credit on my Jahjah account. That's about 2000
> long-distance minutes. Thanks, guys (and Kris.)
> --
> Joanne
That's not like Farmville, is it?
Kris
sgt23
We are the champions, no doubt about it!!! lol :P
sgt23
> "Pogonip" <nobo...@nowhere.org> wrote in message
I play Farmville and and few other games on facebook. I use too play
Mafia, but that game get boring after awhile. I think personally
Bejeweled Blitz is the best. Too keep on topic, you win coins on some
of these games! :D
Charles Finly
> Cindy wrote:
> > I had a buyer purchase a gold coin from me for $362. The funds were
> > released and I sent the merchandise. Then his bank REVERSED the
> > funds. When I researched the matter, Paypal said that they
> > automatically open an inquiry when this happens. Well, they didn't in
> > this case. I called customer service and they said that they would
> > open an inquiry and I would get an email in 24 hours - it's been 48.
> > It is IMPOSSIBLE to access any kind of ebay help. The "cusotmer
> > service" is just a webpage with pre-set questions that lead me around
> > in a circle. When I try to select the option for "buyer did not pay"
> > I automatically get a message that a "refund was offered to the
> > buyer." I am out of my coin and out of the money. I've been on Ebay
> > for over 12 years and am earnestly trying to find another selling
> > platform for my business. Ruby Lane - here I come! And I will only
> > take certified checks or money orders.
>
> blurb that automatically cross posts to both NGs.
>
> "Click here and your automatic bitch-whine will be sent to
> not just one but TWO helpful newsgroups dedicated to
> listening to your complaint"
>
Why cant they post in two groups? Isn't a.m.o.e for pple that sell
things on ebay? Are you the moderator? Only people that sell beanie
babies and bottle caps allowed there?
Who appointed you netcop nazi? Why don"t you quit posting your whiney
drivel here, douchebag!
Relayer
> I have another ebay account since 1999
>
> http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback2&userid=pinkla...
>
> My husband said I should open another ebay account for the coins because
> people might
> not buy coins from a Barbie seller.
>
> "Mr. Jaggers" <lugburz...@yahonospamo.com> wrote in message
>
> news:HqB6o.57209$lS1....@newsfe12.iad...
>
>
>
> > Cindy wrote:
> >> I had a buyer purchase a gold coin from me for $362. The funds were
> >> released and I sent the merchandise. Then his bank REVERSED the
> >> funds. When I researched the matter, Paypal said that they
> >> automatically open an inquiry when this happens. Well, they didn't in
> >> this case. I called customer service and they said that they would
> >> open an inquiry and I would get an email in 24 hours - it's been 48.
> >> It is IMPOSSIBLE to access any kind of ebay help. The "cusotmer
> >> service" is just a webpage with pre-set questions that lead me around
> >> in a circle. When I try to select the option for "buyer did not pay"
> >> I automatically get a message that a "refund was offered to the
> >> buyer." I am out of my coin and out of the money. I've been on Ebay
> >> for over 12 years and am earnestly trying to find another selling
> >> platform for my business. Ruby Lane - here I come! And I will only
> >> take certified checks or money orders.
>
> > According to the above link, you have only 7 feedbacks, all since 7/8/10,
> > the winning bidder, 8. Your complaint is crossposted. Strike three.
>
> > James the Umpire- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -
I used to collect vintage GI Joe's. A Barbie seller would be one of
the first people I would consider. That advice was bad.
Relayer
> In article <k7sn56lmamhkigh22cj30a0ggbrq8e3...@4ax.com>, Agent_C says...
What jumped out at me about the wording was that the person confessed
to not knowing much about coins, and then goes into a pretty detailed
explaination of the coin, along with wording that only someone who
collects coins would write or care about. It bought a similar coin
from someone who had low feedback but it was all positive so I took a
chance. On the otherhand, I bought a coin from a supposed "expert" who
said it was under-graded. If I see a coin slabbed, with a grade
attached, I usually dont make the effort to see the large picture. It
turned out NGC also said it was "corroded and cleaned". I'd have never
had bid on it at the price I did. In fact, I wouldn't even have
purchased it. My bad. Lesson learned.
Relayer
Agree. But I also agree that the person needs to return it ASAP or
file charges.
Relayer
> I had a buyer purchase a gold coin from me for $362. The funds were released
> and I sent the merchandise. Then his bank REVERSED the funds. When I
> researched the matter, Paypal said that they automatically open an inquiry
> when this happens. Well, they didn't in this case. I called customer service
> and they said that they would open an inquiry and I would get an email in 24
> hours - it's been 48. It is IMPOSSIBLE to access any kind of ebay help. The
> "cusotmer service" is just a webpage with pre-set questions that lead me
> around in a circle. When I try to select the option for "buyer did not pay"
> I automatically get a message that a "refund was offered to the buyer." I am
> out of my coin and out of the money. I've been on Ebay for over 12 years and
> am earnestly trying to find another selling platform for my business. Ruby
> Lane - here I come! And I will only take certified checks or money orders.
>
> http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=160450708978
Again, if the buyer put a stop on it, you need to file a cross
complaint and demand the coin be returned. And call the cops in their
town. Regardless of what you did or didn't do, if you sold an
authentic gold coin like that, he has to return it. I'd get tough and
forget using a new name on Ebay. You should have stuck to your old
one. Open a case, and email him (since through PayPal, you have his
real web address, kindly ask him to return it. You pay the shipping
and demand tracking and insurance and chalk it up to a lesson learned.
I did. You can't "buy" a coin, reverse the transaction and expect to
keep it. Get it back and resell under your normal user name. Mistakes
can be made, no matter how long you have been using Ebay. I started
using it months after it was launced. And have been burned a couple of
time. Coins are much easier to fake than Barbie dolls. I actually
bought one once on Ebay (long story)
Lumpy
> Again, if the buyer put a stop on it, you need to file a cross
> complaint and demand the coin be returned. And call the cops in their
Oooh demand!
"Honest detective, I claim to have sent him a coin that
I claim to know was worth XXX dollars."
Pretty much an open and shut case.
Doesn't that exhaulted ANA of yours provide
insurance for when you idiots fuck up like this?
Lumpy
How do you do that AM radio voice?
Doesn't matter. Nobody listens to AM anymore.
BrotherBart
drop it in the slot in the box and wait.
Lumpy
Relayer wrote:
> > > Again, if the buyer put a stop on it, you need to file a cross
> > > complaint and demand the coin be returned. And call the cops in
> > > their town...
Lump:
> > Oooh demand!
> >
> > "Honest detective, I claim to have sent him a coin that
> > I claim to know was worth XXX dollars."
> >
> > Pretty much an open and shut case.
> >
> > Doesn't that exhaulted ANA of yours provide
> > insurance for when you idiots fuck up like this?
Bart:
> You have to fill out one of those customer forms at the Waffle House
> and drop it in the slot in the box and wait.
DEMAND that they deal with it RIGHT NOW. NO WAITING!
And call the local waffle cops.
Lumpy
-
You looked goofy back then too
http://digitalcartography.com/camp/CraigPromo-Early.jpg
Relayer
>
> - Show quoted text -
LOL..ya..you'll get about as much traction.....I won't buy a coin on
Ebay unless their is a tracking number. Just saying "the guy" ripped
me off isn't going to do it..but in my experience, both Ebay and
Paypal take the side of the purchaser rather than the seller, although
the fee's received from selling is what keeps them in business. I
suppose I could have put up a fuss with the cleaned/corroded coin, and
I would have received my money back. He DID offer to take it back but
the trouble of going to the post office and tracking, and paying for
shipment just wasn't worth it..
Ebay needs to make at least a tracking number a requirement. It cost
all of 75 cents to track it. Considering some sellers charge $5 for
shipping and "handling"...I myself now make it a requirement before I
bid on a coin. They've also made it harder to contact either a buyer
or seller, if no one has noticed.
Lumpy
> Ebay needs to make at least a tracking number a requirement. It cost
Honest officer...I didn't sent him a rock with tracking.
I swear on my ANA, Congressionally chartered magazine subscription
that when the box left here, it contained a coin that I claim
is worth mucho bucks. Honest!
Lumpy
Can you play country music?
Sure. Which country would you like?
R. Totale
wrote:
>I bought a coin. [If I had half a brain] I'd have never
>had bid on it at the price I did. In fact, I wouldn't even have
>purchased it. My bad. Lesson learned.
I fixed that for you.
Ed Lasko
> Relayer wrote:
>> Again, if the buyer put a stop on it, you need to file a cross
>> complaint and demand the coin be returned. And call the cops in their
>> town...
>
> Oooh demand!
>
> "Honest detective, I claim to have sent him a coin that
> I claim to know was worth XXX dollars."
>
> Pretty much an open and shut case.
>
> Doesn't that exhaulted ANA of yours provide
> insurance for when you idiots fuck up like this?
>
>
> Lumpy
>
charter.
Clams
and coin dealers are not permitted to post in alt.marketing.online.ebay,
per our charter, but that hasn't stopped any coin-dealer postings.
Kris Baker
"Ed Lasko" <ela...@pier1.com> wrote in message
news:i70h7u$b5a$1...@speranza.aioe.org...
So you reposted the entire thing, TO rec.collecting.coins?
Kris
PeterD
wrote:
What does your chowder have to do with language? Also, is it New
England style, or NY?
BrotherBart
Agreed. Gotta think of the fuckin children.
BTW: Please post a copy of that charter.
Lumpy
> Agreed. Gotta think of the fuckin children.
>
> BTW: Please post a copy of that charter.
Please also include a list of children over the
age of 4 that do not regularly refer to their
parents as "my fucking parents".
Plus a list of -
1) All the children whose lives
have been ruined by reading the
word "fuck" on AMOE
2) All the children whose lives
have been ruined by being children
of coin dealers
Surely the latter will outweigh the former.
In return, I'll gladly post a list of all the
public places that I butt fucked Helen Wallace.
Seems only fuckin' fair.
I love you -
Lumpy
You Played on Lawrence Welk?
Yes. And we all got drunk and
fucked after the show.
Comrade technomaNge
>>
> Lumpy, vulgar language is not permitted in rec.collecting.coins, per our
> charter.
Jeeze, Lumpy! Don't you know you can't say ANA or other bad words
in public.
technomaNge
--
PeterD
wrote:
Don't forget, ANA is only a L away from the truth!
BrotherBart
>
> In return, I'll gladly post a list of all the
> public places that I butt fucked Helen Wallace.
>
The one where we were on the National Mall and you singing Three Coins
In The Fountain at the top of your lungs during it while I threw the
coins from the Waffle House gig in the Reflecting Pool was hilarious.
PeterD
wrote:
The singing wasn't nearly as funny as the two senators (drunk, I
suspect) who jumped in to grab the coins.
Kris Baker
"BrotherBart" <noth...@nomail.net> wrote in message
news:i73h73$lrv$1...@news.eternal-september.org...
Or the time the ANA did the backup banjo tunes for "Deliverance".
BrotherBart
I thought the president of the ANA looked right nice in the movie.
Played that banjo pretty good too.
Lumpy
> I thought the president of the ANA looked right nice in the movie.
> Played that banjo pretty good too.
He has a purty mouth.
Lumpy
Can you play country music?
Sure. But not if Brickboy is around?
Pogonip
> BrotherBart wrote:
>
>> I thought the president of the ANA looked right nice in the movie.
>> Played that banjo pretty good too.
>
> He has a purty mouth.
>
>
Ah b'leve that's spelt "mouf."
--
Joanne
stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us.earth.milky-way.com
http://members.tripod.com/~bernardschopen/
Chumley
Clams <"Clams"@drunkenclam.com> wrote:
Only radios from Australia are allowed.
You never know where those coins have been.
BrickboyTX
> On Aug 5, 12:21 pm, "Lumpy" <lu...@digitalcartography.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > Cindy wrote:
> > > I had a buyer purchase a gold coin from me for $362. The funds were
> > > released and I sent the merchandise. Then his bank REVERSED the
> > > funds. When I researched the matter, Paypal said that they
> > > automatically open an inquiry when this happens. Well, they didn't in
> > > this case. I called customer service and they said that they would
> > > open an inquiry and I would get an email in 24 hours - it's been 48.
> > > It is IMPOSSIBLE to access any kind of ebay help. The "cusotmer
> > > service" is just a webpage with pre-set questions that lead me around
> > > in a circle. When I try to select the option for "buyer did not pay"
> > > I automatically get a message that a "refund was offered to the
> > > buyer." I am out of my coin and out of the money. I've been on Ebay
> > > for over 12 years and am earnestly trying to find another selling
> > > platform for my business. Ruby Lane - here I come! And I will only
> > > take certified checks or money orders.
>
> > blurb that automatically cross posts to both NGs.
>
> > "Click here and your automatic bitch-whine will be sent to
> > not just one but TWO helpful newsgroups dedicated to
> > listening to your complaint"
>
> > Lumpy
>
> > In Your Ears for Fifty Years!www.LumpyMusic.com
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> Why cant they post in two groups? Isn't a.m.o.e for pple that sell
> things on ebay? Are you the moderator? Only people that sell beanie
> babies and bottle caps allowed there?
> Who appointed you netcop nazi? Why don"t you quit posting your whiney
> drivel here, douchebag!- Hide quoted text -
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> - Show quoted text -
Anytime someone posts something relevant to both coins and ebay, the
trolls from the ebay group act like someone appointed them net cops
Kris Baker
"BrickboyTX" <brick...@aol.com> wrote in message
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>
> Anytime someone posts something relevant to
> both coins and ebay, the trolls from the ebay
> group act like someone appointed them net cops
Yes. That's true. So stay away, if you don't like us.