Thread: The Wall Of Shame

Originally Posted by kcb5150

Yeah, that one Jnat seller is the worst, and ebay does nothing.. It is so blatant it's like a drug dealer just set up a flea market table with drugs in front of a police station and the cops are just walking by not noticing...

The problem is: there are no cops in this scenario - only the "market management" getting percentage of the scam itself

Originally Posted by dimab

The problem is: there are no cops in this scenario - only the "market management" getting percentage of the scam itself

Except they do have them ... There is something branded a trust and safety team at ebay

https://ocsnext.ebay.com/ocs/cusr?from_ocs=1&query=3133

Gives you the option to have them call you in a few minutes and report a seller if you don't want to just report a single auction.

I prefer the option of never bidding on his stuff again.. Let him eat his razors to survive

Originally Posted by kcb5150

I prefer the option of never bidding on his stuff again.. Let him eat his razors to survive

Yeah, but that doesn't help the people who don't realize he is doing it. That is certainly a step though. Less bidders, less $$.

These days I always sift through to see who is pulling garbage before I decide to bid.

Snipping seems to help as well.

Not so much when you have some fake who puts up say a 125 bid when a blade is at 70 because the seller wants 130 and a person who snipes tends to snipe with a hard bid because you only have one chance to brute force it. If a real auction house was discovered to have their own ppl in the crowd throwing bids all hell would break loose

Originally Posted by kcb5150

Except they do have them ... There is something branded a trust and safety team at ebay

Originally Posted by JP5

https://ocsnext.ebay.com/ocs/cusr?from_ocs=1&query=3133

Gives you the option to have them call you in a few minutes and report a seller if you don't want to just report a single auction.

Didn't know this, thanks for the info!