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In article <7o8cqt$bep$1@fir.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, AbNeg@spamkiller.org (John) babbled on and on:


  Its also apparent now that thieves and fences are using EBAY to fence their 
goods....if you buy something on EBAY, how do you know its not stolen, and the 
police will come knocking on your door and take the stuff away?
  See article in Austin American Statesman Wednesday, August 1999 and other 
newspapers and wire services.


  So, shill, what do you have to say to that?


>In article <7o5f8u$sk7$1@news4.wt.net>, "Mark" <aturny@wt.net> babbled on and
> on:
>>> >   Whats really funny, is that its on EBAY, where you send your money to
>>some
>>> > POBox, and someone promises to send you the goods.
>>> >   Ebay=sucker=one born every day.
>>
>>You don't know what you're talking about.  I've bought about 60 items thru
>>ebay and have never been screwed. Many of the sellers have spotless records
>>for being honest over hundreds of transactions.  There's a 'feedback'
>>section that helps you determine the track record of the person you're doing
>>business with.  Also, I have had to return a couple items and have received
>>prompt refunds, including my postage.  And I think if you do get screwed,
>>ebay has some sort of insurance for transactions between $25 and $200.  Not
>>sure, though, because haven't had to use it.   All in all, I've had better
>>luck buying stuff via ebay than I have in face-to-face transactions.
>>
>>
>  I've seen you E-bay shills everytime someone says anything bad about E-bay in
> 
>a Forsale newsgroup.
>  On other newsgroups, E-bay has a terrible reputation for dishonesty and 
>outright lying.
>  They have over a billion dollars in stock investments they need to protect, 
>and one way they do that is editing out bad comments on their service.
>  You don't really think they'll let anything really bad get put up on their 
>"feedback" site, do you?  
>   I have some land to sell you if you do, and some politicians for you to vote
> 
>for.
>
>  Also, on other newsgroups you'll hear many stories of people getting ripped 
>off.
>  A year ago it was very uncommen to get ripped off; but now with every brain 
>dead moron with a welfare computer and AOL can get on the net, the scam artists
> 
>have followed right on the heels of easy access.
>  What insurance?  Have you read the fine print?
>
>  Anyone who says they'd rather buy on Ebay rather than meet face to face must 
>be either a liar or a shill.  Which one are you?
>
>  Hey!  I've sent 2000 chain letters and now I'm rich and famous and live on an
> 
>island with 20 hula girls.
>  Right.
>