Thunderpants

35 minutes ago, binky_bass said:

@Pseudonym1 @Thunderpants

You/the seller know now with absolute certainty that it is not a Classic IV, if you don't believe the multitude of people that have told you, you can google it. Yet you absolutely refuse to change the listing to correct the mistake.

No one placed a sky high bid on this bass until it was absolutely obvious you knew (if you didnt already before) that what you were selling was not a Classic IV. So why not change the listing?

The time you have put into 'teaching lessons' has FAR exceeded the time it would have taken to change the listing to the correct thing. 

Can you adequately explain that? 

Yes, you initially were not aware the listing was incorrect, MANY people politely told you, you then flat out refused to amend it, now your super angry and have gone all stalkerish because some decent people won't allow you to knowingly defraud a potential buyer. 

Stupid is as stupid does indeed Mr Gump.

Doesn’t change the fact that you are a sad little prick 

stupid is as stupid does

5 hours ago, skankdelvar said:

Really? Hunts down a perfect stranger, buys stuff from him on eBay, sends him a gnomic message then joins a web forum to tell him he's done all this just to teach him a lesson?

Sounds perfectly rational to me.

Ye just like putting a stupid bid on an item 

1 minute ago, Thunderpants said:

 

That’s enough for him to buy a real one and send it to you, and also he will have you home address then, things like this can come back to bite you in the proverbial. 

13 hours ago, binky_bass said:

I'm feeling like being a nuisance so I've put a £1000 bid on it.

You should all just grow up and get a life you sad little people, this is basschat not EBay police