On Mon, 23 Feb 2009 22:54:51 -0500, AntiNudo wrote:

wrote:

If a lot auction (140300868459) ends with a winner, why do you see
radios from that lot individually listed a couple days later? It's
interesting to see what the seller now wants for single radio out of
that lot (KOYO PARROT KR-4S1), $199.88 opening bid with a $400 buy-it-
now. What is it called when someone bids on their own auction to raise
the selling price? Doesn't this seller have a history of doing such
things? I could be wrong, but when I see a bird that walks like a duck
and swims like a duck and quacks like a duck, I call that bird a duck.

yes, it's called "Shill Bidding" yes, this is Charley Nudo doing this. he
has been doing this kind of **** for years & has had several ebay accounts
busted for that. the best thing to do is go to the ebay fraud contact
address listed on ebays site & report it.
in this case, it is just downright fraud. this needs to be pointed out to
ebay asap snip


Well, it looks like Noodles it up to the same, dishonest, illegal ****
yet again. Too bad for eBay, whose reputation is in tatters and whose
income is teetering precariously.

Meg Whitman, CEO of sleaZebay during their worst years of aiding and
abetting fraudsters, both domestic and foreign, is going to try to run
against Jerry Brown for governor of California. Initial polls show
that Meg must've ****ed off a LOT of people with her eBay crap.
Current Field Poll results show Brown, already a two term governor
form the '70s, beating her by at least 30%.

Hey Noodles! How'd that IRS audit go? I got a letter from them!