Ebay Scammer >>nabanco98( 978

[Just4FunNC]

This Bum has a Large number of bad feedback and my fault for not reading it first but this is still a scammer and Fleebay lets these Jerks keep selling.

Winning bid: US $15.50


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Ended: Oct-13-07 19:45:34 PDT
Shipping costs: US $10.00
US Postal Service Parcel Post®
Service to United States
(more services)
Ships to: Worldwide
Item location: Jacksonville Beach, Florida, United States
History: 8 bids
Winning bidder: just4funnc( 170)

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=300159590340&ssPageName=STRK:MEWN:IT&ih=020

[Joe_4090]

Sorry to hear about your bad experience......

One of the first things I do when considering bidding on an ebay
item is......LOOK AT THE SELLER'S FEEDBACK!!
If the feedback score is lower than 99%....I take a careful look
at the individual negative comments. If I see several....especi-
ally if there is more than one of the same type of complaint....
and/or the person didn't post a defensive response to the neg-
ative comments.....I quickly hit the 'back' button.

Another thing that sets off the alarm bells is a 'stock photo' on
an ad. You know....one of those really nice, professional-type
photos such as appears in a catalog. This usually means that
the seller is advertising merchandise from a source that uses
DROP-SHIPPING! The seller doesn't have the item in his pos-
session....he just sends the winning bidder's personal info to
the company he's dealing with and they ship the item to the
winning bidder. That is, they *may* ship it promptly -- or
may NOT! If the drop-shipping company happens to be 'out-
of-stock' on that particular item....OR....have a bunch of dope-
snorting kids in their shipping dept. who lose your order....OR.....
just don't give a shit if your item gets shipped or not........Well,
you get the idea!
So a 'stock photo' in an ad is another thing that will shy me away.

Hope this helps.