E Bay Scam! - Page 3

matt h · 16 June 2013, 22:10

Peterm!!

kerny · 16 June 2013, 22:11

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Originally Posted by matt h

Peterm!!

Just loose change to him then

gotchiguy · 16 June 2013, 22:12

So how exactly are you going to get out of this? Surely the chap can find the real owner, offer him 40k for his boat worth what, 14/15k? Then pocked 135k....

chris.moody · 16 June 2013, 22:13

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Originally Posted by kerny

Well who is the lucky new owner???????

2007 Osprey Eagle 6mtr riged inflatable boat RIB 115 HP | eBay

I miss all the bargains

kerny · 16 June 2013, 22:13

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Originally Posted by gotchiguy

So how exactly are you going to get out of this? Surely the chap can find the real owner, offer him 40k for his boat worth what, 14/15k? Then pocked 135k....

I think kawasaki is already negotiating as we speak

Lee argyle · 16 June 2013, 22:15

Might have been me.......... @£150,400 lol! Wait and see if I'm contacted PMSL!

Poly · 16 June 2013, 23:39

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Originally Posted by gotchiguy

So how exactly are you going to get out of this? Surely the chap can find the real owner, offer him 40k for his boat worth what, 14/15k? Then pocked 135k....

I can't work out which bit of that I think is funnier:

- you think the scammer had £40k to take a punt on the boat in the hope he could enforce the sale
- you think the original owner who's just been taken a bit advantage of is going to help the scammer - even for a wodge of cash
- you think that someone would attempt to enforce a scam contract which would almost certainly be easy to prove he didn't own the boat at the time of the sale
- or you think the boat might be worth £15k!

mister p · 17 June 2013, 00:04

Interesting what ebay's official line on this would be. Is it like a burglar suing for being clobbered over the head?

ShinyShoe · 17 June 2013, 00:15

You guys were just making sure no-one could be scammed by it by making sure you won the auction...

Ebay needs to get faster at reviewing listings

Wibs · 17 June 2013, 07:55

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Originally Posted by Lee argyle

Might have been me.......... @£150,400 lol! Wait and see if I'm contacted PMSL!

Just email the scammer and tell him you want it shipped to your African brother, but first he needs to send you all his banks details, passport number, and mothers maiden name.

See how that makes him feel.

Lee argyle · 17 June 2013, 08:16

And there was me looking forward to my new boat

.......................lol

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Takson · 17 June 2013, 08:58

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Originally Posted by Jeff Hutcheon

Last week I reply'd to an add in Bristol and Devon Trade It paper, Rib eye for yes!!£4995, I asked for more pics and info and was this the correct price. Try'd the phone number and got a doctors clinic lol, then got a return email from a woman saying it was her husbands who had died and she needed to pay the mortgage etc etc, she said she would put it on ebay , send me a link and I could pay via pay pal?? Oh and she had move to Scotland from Bristol, Trade It remove the add and others as on going scams.

Me too, on boatsandoutboards.co.uk

when I asked to view I got some story about being scared to have people come to the house after last time etc etc etc.

The name I got was Beth Moore with an email address of bethmoore@skyprivacy.org.

I reported it to the police and boats and outboards.

I guess it is true, if it looks too good to be true it is...

kawasaki · 17 June 2013, 09:49

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Originally Posted by kerny

Tell your daughter to watch out for them krauts, they are always throwing there sausages about.... that how I got here

Yep add plenty vinegar to the sauerkraut "spelt correctly"

also goes well with that Welsh seaweed bread you lot eat

as for salami sausage...

That Hungarian salami is good stuff as well... although I do believe its made from donkey meat

What's the occasion ?

No1 Daughter has arranged a Charity Run in aid of 'J.D.R.S.F'
Junior Diabetes Research Foundation
Got over 100 entries at a Fiver plus Barclays are gonna match it
Plus Bouncy Castle etc etc
Plus me Hot Dogs!!!

Hope we got enough Paramedics

kawasaki · 17 June 2013, 09:56

I reported it to a No. e bay publish for Fraud
0300 123 2040
Item No and user name
'Alfaonthe-12'
Al foan the Git if I see Him/Her on e bay agin!!
Looks like it's been pulled now
Mate is back from Hols today
Shame cos I was gonna wind im up!

Jeff Hutcheon · 17 June 2013, 10:18

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Originally Posted by Takson

Me too, on boatsandoutboards.co.uk

when I asked to view I got some story about being scared to have people come to the house after last time etc etc etc.

The name I got was Beth Moore with an email address of bethmoore@skyprivacy.org.

I reported it to the police and boats and outboards.

I guess it is true, if it looks too good to be true it is...

Thats the one, it changed phone numbers the day after my first contact, my next line would have been < I have a mate who lives in Dundee/Bristol or where ever she would have claimed the boat was who would call by and look over it for me

As you know "Trade It" pulled it.

kerny · 17 June 2013, 22:09

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Originally Posted by kawasaki

No1 Daughter has arranged a Charity Run in aid of 'J.D.R.S.F'
Junior Diabetes Research Foundation
Got over 100 entries at a Fiver plus Barclays are gonna match it
Plus Bouncy Castle etc etc
Plus me Hot Dogs!!!

Hope we got enough Paramedics

Nice one

DM might come in handy

gotchiguy · 17 June 2013, 23:03

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Originally Posted by Poly

I can't work out which bit of that I think is funnier:

- you think the scammer had £40k to take a punt on the boat in the hope he could enforce the sale
- you think the original owner who's just been taken a bit advantage of is going to help the scammer - even for a wodge of cash
- you think that someone would attempt to enforce a scam contract which would almost certainly be easy to prove he didn't own the boat at the time of the sale
- or you think the boat might be worth £15k!

- This is a flaw I agree..
- How much would it take to buy your morals then eh? 75k would buy you a pretty nice second hand 11m Redbay...
- Is this a condition of ebay sale? That you must own the item before you list it? Agreed it would seem sensible but surely car dealerships etc would be on dodgy ground here, listing things they don't actually own?
- Ok, 11/12 maybe but no less than that. 5.6m (ok...6m..) boat, not huge hours, good condition, desirable motor...?

Poly · 17 June 2013, 23:20

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Originally Posted by gotchiguy

- How much would it take to buy your morals then eh? 75k would buy you a pretty nice second hand 11m Redbay...

I can't be bought I am afraid. I suspect most people would treat anyone offering them way over the odds for a boat with suspicion, especially if said buyer had just before been selling the same boat without permission.

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- Is this a condition of ebay sale? That you must own the item before you list it? Agreed it would seem sensible but surely car dealerships etc would be on dodgy ground here, listing things they don't actually own?

Some highlights:

While using eBay sites, services, applications and tools, you will not:

breach any laws, third party rights or our policies;
use our sites, services, applications or tools if you are not able to form legally binding contracts (for example if you are under 18), or are
fail to deliver items purchased from you, unless the buyer fails to meet the posted terms, or you cannot contact the buyer;
post false, inaccurate, misleading, defamatory, or libellous content;
copy, modify, or distribute rights or content from our sites, services, applications or tools or eBay's copyrights and trademarks;
sell any counterfeit items or otherwise infringe the copyright, trademark or other rights of third parties.

And they are just in the first page!

Not sure why you think dealers don't own the cars they sell?

- Ok, 11/12 maybe but no less than that. 5.6m (ok...6m..) boat, not huge hours, good condition, desirable motor...?[/QUOTE]
25% off just like that!

Nos4r2 · 17 June 2013, 23:21

I can't work out if you're winding Poly up or you're really that daft Gotchi...

PeterM · 17 June 2013, 23:24

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Originally Posted by matt h

Thats y im using Peterm 's account!

#ribnobber.......