Kit built on e bay

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emjaybee

Quote from: dannyboy on April 17, 2017, 10:01:37 PM
How about contacting ebay and letting them know that the seller has been informed as to the provenance of the model and, if he does not change the description, he is deliberately wrongfully describing the item  ???

I wouldn't waste your time if I were you.

On another Forum, we noticed a vehicle for sale on EBay which we knew had been clocked, by about 75,000 miles. We had documentary evidence to corroborate this fact. 15 members of the forum got in touch with EBay and they did...

...absolutely sod all.

Despite all their rhetoric they really don't give a ****. As long as they get their fees nothing matters.

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https://www.ngaugeforum.co.uk/SMFN/index.php?topic=50207.msg652736#msg652736

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Southerngooner

As my wife so rightly pointed out ebay is just a modern electronic version of the small ads in your local paper, isn't it? Would you get irate if they printed something erroneous as a private ad, or even someone like the Railway Modeller? Buyer beware is always the best policy.....only buy what you know...
Dave

Builder of "Brickmakers Lane" and member of "James Street" operating team.

talisman56

Quote from: koyli55002 on April 18, 2017, 10:01:24 AM
It always amuses (and amazes) me how many shops, as well as websites, think that the word "antique" in their trading name automatically qualifies them to "hyper-inflate" their asking prices !

Similarly the four-letter word 'Rare'...
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davidinyork

Quote from: talisman56 on April 20, 2017, 08:41:14 AM
Quote from: koyli55002 on April 18, 2017, 10:01:24 AM
It always amuses (and amazes) me how many shops, as well as websites, think that the word "antique" in their trading name automatically qualifies them to "hyper-inflate" their asking prices !

Similarly the four-letter word 'Rare'...

That usually just means 'not available new' - the fact that there were thousands made fairly recently, or even that there are several others listed on ebay at the same time, doesn't seem to come into it!

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