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I read all the answers to this post with great interest < I dont **** on anybodies chips but certain theories are clearly wide of the mark and after speaking to Ebay , it seems that they dont hide potential bidders in *** way at all and havent done so since TV,s had valves , Ebay would not confirm that the three bidders were connected to the same Internet addy but they were pleased that I had brought the topic up with them !!! I also tested the theory on something else I am bidding on and it clearly shows that some people on here are up their own Harris lol
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sorry but i have to disagree, if you click on any auction the bidders ID's are hidden like that with stars.
just took this screen shot just now!
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Pardon? You're on crack.Originally Posted by tomeestrings View Post---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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Cue Sales: http://oldcues.co.uk/index.php?id=for_sale_specials
(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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Sorry Andrew, you obviously know nothing about eBay - what an opinionated and argumentative **** this chap is.Originally Posted by ADR147 View Post---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Old cue collector --
Cue Sales: http://oldcues.co.uk/index.php?id=for_sale_specials
(yes I know they're not cheap, I didn't intend them to be!..)
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What proof have you got of the crack comment ?Comment
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You seem to be deluded mate, if you click on any bids on ebay you will not see the full members id.
The only time you do, is when you yourself are selling something, then you do see them, so you can check out their history etcComment
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Sorry fella this is a FACT just do a Google search hidden bidder ID's were brought in by ebay in 2008, doesn't make any sence to me thou as now the shill bidders can hide behind it!Originally Posted by jrc750 View Post
Here it is from the horses mouth http://www2.ebay.com/aw/core/200803030932242.htmlLast edited by StuyFD3; 1 May 2013, 09:40 PM.Comment
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Deluded I can accept thanks mate . But the suggestion of drugs is very out of order . Call me a nutty old craftsman by all means or a crafty malt drinker but drugs are for fools that couldnt make a sandwich without help PS:
Feel sorry for people that dont drink !! When they get up in the morning they know thats the best they are Gonna feel all day lol ....Comment
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A warning for all those who bid early, I recently sold a cue where my high bidder retracted straight after placing his bid, this left me knowing exactly what my second highest bidder was prepared to go up to (which was a lot more than the cue was worth), I could have quite easilly got someone to bid it up to it's max, and i'm sure there are people out there that abuse this loophole!
I have also had a lot of second chance offers on cues where it is clear they've bid the item up as they are usually within an hour of the auction ending! To me the second chance offer should be set at your highest bid before the winning bidder started bumping it up?No one is listening until you make a mistake!Comment
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Hi Stuy ? Not sure I understand what you are saying ?? Can you explain please ?? I just want to get my head round this shill bidding ?? Regards T ..Comment
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Culraven . we all know it goes on !! But Why do certain members on here argue and accuse others are on drugs ??Comment
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Lol, well to be fair you were sure you were right, when clearly you were notOriginally Posted by tomeestrings View Post
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I can accept that also JRC x But accusations of drug taking makes me sick to the stomach and there is no need for it
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