posted on September 18, 2000 04:19:14 PM new
Came across a seller I think is shilling her auctions. I write to ebay and their response is that they dont have enough proof that this is happening. Tell me, does this sound like shilling:
Seller lists items. Two bidders continually bid on them--the only seller whose items they bid on. Bidder 1 has "16" feedbacks. ALL from this seller. Bidder 2 has "8" feedbacks, ALL from this seller. Seller leaves feedback, where mind you she is the SELLER, and puts to bidder 1 "received item just as described". Again as a SELLER she leaves following feedback to bidder 2: "fast shipping. Very nice seller". Hmmmm....
Bidders 1 and 2 have similiar e-mails to seller. Items won by these two bidders somehow show up in seller's listings a week later.
posted on September 18, 2000 05:51:05 PM new
I know this is probably a waste of time but I would ask eBay what they consider proof. I for one would love to know.
posted on September 18, 2000 05:57:05 PM new
Send me private email with sellers username. If there shilling I'll be able to figure it out quickly ......
I've got a pretty good record of getting rid of shillers about 98.9%
posted on September 18, 2000 06:17:41 PM new
Rainybear I dont know if setting your hair on fire would make you yell for long but it might shed a whole new light on the matter.
you will have to work on this for sure if you get a bright Idea the light bulb comes on over head your head isnt supose to brust into flames
