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[quote name='Ou7shined' post='947170' date='Sep 6 2010, 01:17 PM']£280 and over 4 hours to go. Someone's getting had. :)[/quote]

MB1. :rolleyes:
...Looks like the Ex Boyfriend might have the real one?.. and shes been left with this and the case?
....Twelvety Pounds that was love!...with the Case! :lol: ....Maybe thats why hes now Ex? :o

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[quote name='kevbass' post='947393' date='Sep 6 2010, 04:54 PM']I've reported it. I know first hand what its like to receive a bass that's not as it was described. I hope it doesn't end up going to some disappointed kid who's spent all his money on it[/quote]
Aw spoilsport. :)
There are plenty enough clues there to show that it's not real. I say tough poopin's to the fool that buys it.

When did you report it?
Looks like it might go to completion. 25 minutes to go.

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[quote name='throwoff' post='947390' date='Sep 6 2010, 04:53 PM']Place your bets folks!

I am going to guess 350 and then a relist :)[/quote]

i think you may be right, all the bidders look strangely similar, probaly all her other ebay accounts. she'll be hoping for a last minute snipe.

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[quote name='Ou7shined' post='947450' date='Sep 6 2010, 05:57 PM']I can never work out if it's shill bidding or not but I witnessed it go from 220 to 280 in 3 bids in a matter of minutes earlier.[/quote]

all the user names are five charecters long, coincidence?

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[quote name='johnzgerman' post='947451' date='Sep 6 2010, 05:59 PM']all the user names are five charecters long, coincidence?[/quote]
I have a strange feeling those names are randomly generated.
I've checked bidding histories for stuff that I'm bidding on and my name didn't appear in the list but my bid did under a different name.

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[quote name='Ou7shined' post='947462' date='Sep 6 2010, 06:03 PM']I have a strange feeling those names are randomly generated.
I've checked bidding histories for stuff that I'm bidding on and my name didn't appear in the list but my bid did under a different name.[/quote]

well, every days a school day, iv'e never noticed that before.

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If someone has bought this, idiot or not they have been stitched big time!! Ebay and the seller have had em over. I was not the only one who reported this stitchup, and ebay sent an automatic thanks but buggeroff reply. Also, i emailed the seller to say they should adjust the misleading pitch. Reply-"dont know much about these, and i have mentioned that". Not good enough scumbag!!!

I have often wondered why people on here get so pissed with ebay. Eyes now open. :)

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[quote name='bassmeg' post='947502' date='Sep 6 2010, 06:54 PM']If someone has bought this, idiot or not they have been stitched big time!! Ebay and the seller have had em over. I was not the only one who reported this stitchup, and ebay sent an automatic thanks but buggeroff reply. [b]Also, i emailed the seller to say they should adjust the misleading pitch. Reply-"dont know much about these, and i have mentioned that".[/b] Not good enough scumbag!!!

I have often wondered why people on here get so pissed with ebay. Eyes now open. :)[/quote]

Proof that it is a scam. How can you say you don't know much about something right after someone has given you some correct information about it?

But as I said earlier the clues are there for a wary buyer. You don't even need specialist knowledge, just compare it against a picture of the real thing.

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[quote name='Johnston' post='947525' date='Sep 6 2010, 07:14 PM']anyone know how ebay react if you buy an item with that description and then put in a claim saying it's not what it says it is?[/quote]
Should be cushty as long as you make it official within the stated time limit.

I have even heard of the buyer getting a full refund plus getting to keep the bass. :)

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[quote name='Johnston' post='947525' date='Sep 6 2010, 07:14 PM']anyone know how ebay react if you buy an item with that description and then put in a claim saying it's not what it says it is?[/quote]

I have had this done to me, maliciously, by a winning bidder who refused to accept my stated freight terms and demanded that I use his courier of choice! He then, the day after auction-end, reported me to ebay for selling him a [b]fake guitar[/b], without him even having it in his posession! I knew immediately what he was up to and did not touch the money he'd sent via Paypal and, sure enough, a couple of days later, came the attempted chargeback. As I hadn't accepted the money, I just waited out the 30 days and didn't send him the guitar. However, I lost my insertion fee and the FVF, but rather that than him having the guitar AND getting his cash back, the c***t!

That's the other end of the rope but basically, ebay/Paypal will ALWAYS find in favour of the buyer, initially. And if you get a chargeback and you've emptied your paypal account, tough: they will take the money out of the credit card assigned to that account! That's why I have a pre-paid card assigned to my paypal account, just in case of incidences portayed above.

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