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posted on April 17, 2006 02:19:46 PM new
are you the seller or the bidder of the item?
you can send this email to [email protected] and see what they have to say?
/ lets all stop whining !! /
posted on April 17, 2006 02:33:51 PM new
I had the same thing happen to me more than a month ago. In my case, it was completely legitimate (not a spoof), but one can never be too careful.
It was a good reminder for me to always keep a copy of my written auction description on file, which I do normally do, but hadn't in this case (can't remember why) and had to re-write it from scratch as ebay deleted the auction entirely. (No, I wasn't selling anything improper. Ebay ended the listing due to potential fraudulent/unauthorized bidding on the bidder's end. It was an auction purchased with a Buy It Now and bidder was located in Australia.)
posted on April 17, 2006 07:13:08 PM new
I just had that happen to me. It stinks! The item was in my store and was one that had been there awhile. I no longer had a copy of the ad. So, now I have to redo it.
