Need to be a mind reader, Ebay item

Super Dave · Jan 5, 2006

Since I am a mind reader I knew right away that this is well worth the money.

The ebay item description that you just got to see to believe.

wilbilt · Jan 5, 2006

Sure...I'd buy that...for a dollar...

Mebfab · Jan 5, 2006

What a surprise, a 0 feedback seller.

" I dont understand why nobody is bidding, these things cost $2000 new and I stated what they are"

hollister · Jan 5, 2006

you want a seller with feedback? buy from this guy .

Ferrous Antiquos · Jan 5, 2006

Here's another marketing genius:

http://newyork.craigslist.org/wch/tls/122376040.html

I asked him what he had, and he replied back in the most vague, generic terms possible. Then we had another exchange where a brand name was mentioned.

Like pulling hen's teeth. Maybe I should just say" Okay Pal, here's a blank check for a pile full of money, I'll be up on Tuesday with a truck - whatever ya got will be just fine with me." Sheesh.

mixdenny · Jan 5, 2006

"What a surprise, a 0 feedback seller."

Yes, but a zero feedback seller who has been a member for almost 4 years! What, he never read a description before?

Dennis

fastolds · Jan 5, 2006

That one guy had 108 bad feedback from ripping people off. He planned that one good and walked away with more than $20,000 I bet.
I bought an item from ebay 2 months ago from a good seller. Had like 400 positive feedback but I never got the item and found out he was no longer a user. Paypal paid me back the $100 and were all happy.

Holescreek · Jan 5, 2006

Click on the item number of his last auction at the top of the list and read what he said at the bottom about deadbeat bidders and why he didn't take paypal. :eek:

-Mike

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