E89 Market watch

Finally managed to win it - been trying for over a year.

Not bad for £3k eh :rofl:
 

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Timmyboybunter said:
inally managed to win it - been trying for over a year.

Not bad for £3k eh
What happens now. Will eBay not chase you to pay the b*stard. I reported this on Monday.
 
No, the listing usually gets pulled before the auction ends, this one didn't (but now has). I also report them - this car actually had 3 individual auctions all running concurrently a few days ago.
 
Timmyboybunter said:
No, the listing usually gets pulled before the auction ends, this one didn't (but now has). I also report them - this car actually had 3 individual auctions all running concurrently a few days ago.
Have you tried emailing the address on the advert? I wanted to but don't know enough to fight to consequences, and my email address is my work one so am a little hesitant
 
Pondrew said:
Timmyboybunter said:
No, the listing usually gets pulled before the auction ends, this one didn't (but now has). I also report them - this car actually had 3 individual auctions all running concurrently a few days ago.
Have you tried emailing the address on the advert? I wanted to but don't know enough to fight to consequences, and my email address is my work one so am a little hesitant

Don’t do it, nothing to be gained... hassle almost guaranteed. I wouldn’t want to put myself in a scammers sights on purpose :(
 
Timmyboybunter said:
Finally managed to win it - been trying for over a year.

Not bad for £3k eh :rofl:

Not bad at all, but you do realise that it’s missing two critical components that you usually insist on, cylinders 5 & 6 :poke: :rofl:
 
Argyll Andy said:
Not bad at all, but you do realise that it’s missing two critical components that you usually insist on, cylinders 5 & 6
You "six potters" are sooo superior. I'm gonna ask Greta Sulberg (probably got the spelling wrong) what she thinks! :poke:
 
True-Blue said:
Don’t do it, nothing to be gained... hassle almost guaranteed. I wouldn’t want to put myself in a scammers sights on pu
But eBay do nothing; someone's got to. If only it was like the old days when you could arrange for a sales executive to come around. I've spent many a happy hour wasting double glazing salesmen's time in my living room.
I think I've converted a few Jehovah's Witnesses too over the years. It used to be good sport; now it's all online which sort of ruins the fun.
 
When I look at eBay today the first four or five e89 ads are all scammers, not good at, why they never get removed I will never understand :thumbsdown:
 
Pondrew said:
Timmyboybunter said:
No, the listing usually gets pulled before the auction ends, this one didn't (but now has). I also report them - this car actually had 3 individual auctions all running concurrently a few days ago.
Have you tried emailing the address on the advert? I wanted to but don't know enough to fight to consequences, and my email address is my work one so am a little hesitant
Just create a hotmail account
 
Nanu said:
Just create a hotmail account
Thought of that, but initial contact is via eBay account, which has my address on it. I just quite like the idea of being a "vigilante". Disruption is the name of the game here, the police use it all the time apparently with prolific criminals.
 
Papa_Zee said:
Check seller’s other items, loads more on there.
I put the email address into google, loads of other stuff (mostly ebay but other stuff aswell) came up. Also very similar email addresses came up with the same scams.
 
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