posted on October 30, 2002 11:06:12 PM new
Looks like a ghost town. There's lots of auction ghost towns out there now ( a tumbleweed rolls down main street as I type ).
posted on November 27, 2002 12:54:06 AM new
Hello Again Lanefamily, Tooltimes and Ghallgren
As our marketing Dept mentioned to Tooltimes, the spam he received was not intentional. Many Companies use "opt-in " mailing list to contact people based on their interest. Lanefamily may have signed up at some other site where his information was sold or placed on a list based on interest. We never sell member information see our Security and Privacy policy here:
http://www.auctioncounter.com/Privacypolicy.html
posted on November 27, 2002 03:31:49 PM new
Actually I believe it was sucked off the eBay site by someones scum sucking program.
I do not doubt you purchased a list to mail to of eBay sellers but whom ever you purchased it from or had made it did it by collecting ebay seller addresses.
We own several domains and all the mail that goes with them. The only way to get that address is to suck it off eBay. It is the only one in the clear at eBay also so no other accounts of ours got the spamm cause they are behind user id's
This is my opinion, if eBay or PayPal sold my name to you after they said they would not then I understand it.
posted on November 30, 2002 09:27:50 PM new
hello Jim,
You're probably right. Actually we rented the list from a broker, i believe the owner of the list misrepresented it to the broker. In any case, thanks for the benefit of the doubt.
