[braillediver]

From the Negative Feedback- “bad contact # in PayPal”.

So the contact information is bad not the PayPal Account.


Optimism is nice but it’s what led all those people to lose money. To think it’s anything but a Scam at this point is Dreaming.

Sadly.


These Scams offend be deeply because I buy and Sell lots of stuff on the Internet and am continually amazed at the trust people have. I take Great Pride in the Trust people have when they buy from me and stress delivering an item as much as I stress receiving something.


Mitch

 

[robm321]

^ Agreed

 

[tpc41]

another negative feedback

 

[Project22a]

Ah, I had such high hopes too. Hopefully the people who ordered will get their money back.

 

[Al4x]

i nooticed somebody paid for a $1000 item, ouch!

 

[Mudshark]

The only question in my mind at this point is: Why hasn't eBay shut this guy down, yet? He is still offering 475 items for sale. What a revolting development.

 

[ejw2076]

I joined up to post that I purchased the Denons from this guy. Seeing all the commotion revolving around the auction, I gave paypal a call. They opened a claim and put a debit against his account for the amount of the item (406 in my case.)

Now, some things that are strange to me is that all the negative feedbacks are for auctions that either ended yesterday, today, or haven't even ended yet. It seems as though the buyers are all freaking out because one person couldn't get ahold of him. Now, this could be as simple as him not having checked his email for a couple days and is just waiting for the auctions to end before sending out the merchandise. Anyways, there isn't anything that we can do about it at this moment except wait; but for some reason, I'm really not sweating this too much.

 

[incognitoedleon]

Stop being in denial and file your claims

. This is a scam artist. How many startup companies would 60 of everthing like these $3000 items in stock. In the wise words of GOB, OH COME ON!

 

[spronkey]

666th post incognito.... devillish!

You'll be biting your pitchfork if he eventually comes though. Although it's looking increasingly less likely given that his feedback has gone crazily bad.

 

[braillediver]

"all the negative feedbacks are for auctions that either ended yesterday, today, or haven't even ended yet."

NO- the date on the Feedback is the date the feedback was left.

Look at the actual auctions and purchases and you'll see that they are 5 or 6 days ago.


Mitch

 

[analogbox]

Such a pity.

 

[ejw2076]

Quote:

Originally Posted by braillediver /img/forum/go_quote.gif "all the negative feedbacks are for auctions that either ended yesterday, today, or haven't even ended yet." NO- the date on the Feedback is the date the feedback was left. Look at the actual auctions and purchases and you'll see that they are 5 or 6 days ago. Mitch

The first negative was left today - the 4th. The auctions are all either still in progress or ended yesterday (one ended the 1st, but that is an exception.)

 

[Mudshark]

Looks like eBay finally shut him down -- no more items for sale. It is about time.

 

[braillediver]

“The first negative was left today - the 4th. The auctions are all either still in progress or ended yesterday (one ended the 1st, but that is an exception.)”

Sorry guy but you’re wrong- the Auctions were Buy It Now listings with 20 items each. The Negative feedbacks were from purchases from when the Listings were first posted on the 29th or 30th. Figure with Priority Mail Shipping the items should have been delivered by now.

The negatives were from items purchased 6 days ago.


"the negative feedbacks are for auctions that either ended yesterday, today, or Haven't Even Ended Yet."

?? How could a buyer leave Negative Feedback for an Auction that hasn't ended yet?


It was like watching a train wreck in slow motion and there was nothing you could do to stop it.


Mitch

 

[lmilhan]

Oh no, this was a scam after all? What a SHOCK!

To quote a couple of cliches that are actually good advice to live by:

If a deal sounds too good to be true, it probably is.

Believe none of what you hear, and only half of what you see.


Sorry for those who end up getting burned by this - just look at it as a valuable learning experience, and keep your fingers crossed that you are able to get your money back.