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LOOP7531 scamming bike e-bay
loop7531 is at it again, trying to sell a bike on e-bay item # 110190438930 . They tried to sell a bike a few days ago that they stole the pictures off this forum. We bid it way up and they figured it out and canceled the auction. Not sure if this one is fake but it probably is.
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ebay ripoff
the pictures came from bike works nyc same exact pics and i tried to bid this time and they had me blocked so i couldn't bid
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Ha!
I asked if my (fictional) brother in nearby Idaho could pick it up and pay for it in person.
From: Peter Deli <loop1357@yahoo.com> im not home right now im in california and i took the bicycle down with me, its been all ready disembled and boxed up. i brought it down for a potetial buyer in sanfrancisco where i got the bicycle with other items at an estate auction sale. the buyer skipped out on me though. im currently in fresno visiting family and wont be home in a few weeks or so. the winning bidder if so will have the bicycle shipped from fresno not oregon and a payment by money order or cashier check will only be excepted, i have a monthly limit on my paypal account for receiving any funds, its a 500.00 limit and i maxed it all ready. so good luck bidding. |
yeah right. . .
And I have some nice waterfront property in Arizona to sell ya |
Can I get in on this? Looks like fun......:D
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Originally Posted by Yogurt
(Post 5598735)
I asked if my (fictional) brother in nearby Idaho could pick it up and pay for it in person.
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Way to go Team C&V! Keep on this Cheesed**k and chase him back to the Nigerian bank scam!
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Wait until the last few seconds of the auction, and then bid it up to $25,000 or so, so the scammer can't retract the auction - thereby leaving him a nice little Christmas present of a big, honkin' percentage fee slapped on his credit card by eBay.
That'll discourage him, not to mention make him **** in his pants. -Kurt |
Originally Posted by bigbossman
(Post 5599346)
So, now someone needs to email and claim they live in Fresno, and ask for local pickup.... :D
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I'll tell you what: this jerk sounds an awful lot like this guy Chris (Reznick?), I can't recall his last name,
from Seattle that scammed me and several others out of bike stuff a few years back. He eventually moved to Oregon to get away from the law, and as I recall, he came from San Francisco. I would be very reticent to buy anything from this guy. |
here's the one i just sent:
hey loop- that's a sweet ride! Im seldomly fresh to selling on ebay too, i was wondering if i could come over to take it for a ride? i'd certainly be willing to spend many dollars if this is correct.I tried other auctions but really no luck with that or a compatible demographic. thanks so much! |
Originally Posted by bikerosity57
(Post 5600517)
I would be very reticent to buy anything from this guy.
http://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...ight=paramount East Hill |
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 5599837)
Wait until the last few seconds of the auction, and then bid it up to $25,000 or so, so the scammer can't retract the auction - thereby leaving him a nice little Christmas present of a big, honkin' percentage fee slapped on his credit card by eBay.
That'll discourage him, not to mention make him **** in his pants. -Kurt Eventually he's going to figure out that someone is on to him :p . East Hill |
Originally Posted by East Hill
(Post 5601117)
Dang Kurt, that is an evil plan :eek:
Muuuahahahahahaha... -Kurt ;) |
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 5601313)
An evil plan for a thieving ba$-turd.
Muuuahahahahahaha... -Kurt ;) So who's going to create the fake ID? Kurt and Margaret? Ha! Let's see, ;) Kurt's new ebay ID could be "Miami Vice" and Margaret could be "Hill Street Blues." Start your bidding war from either side of the country and just imagine the guy weeping. Good luck you two! |
... but then aren't you required to pay for it? No seriously, aren't you?
Or are you banking on, if he takes action you can counter with the evidence of where the bike really is? I wasn't a smartazz... but sent him a message just to fill his box a little more. Asked for some specific pictures ;) |
"Rumor has it you are a thieving turd. Rumor has it you are in Fresno CA...Can I come see the bike? Or are you going to admit you are a fraud? We might bid the bicycle up to 1 million dollars just to piss you off. You really need to knock this **** off!"
I sent this message. With any luck this guy will quit before he goes to prision. |
He hasn't answered either my ebay inquiry, or the email I sent him.
Funny, eh? |
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5602544)
You know, I could throw around a few scripture verses about such behavior--- but I won't. :p Great plan!
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5602544)
So who's going to create the fake ID? Kurt and Margaret? Ha! Let's see, ;) Kurt's new ebay ID could be "Miami Vice" and Margaret could be "Hill Street Blues." Start your bidding war from either side of the country and just imagine the guy weeping. Good luck you two!
Malicious, ain't it? I'm not going to be the one to implement it. -Kurt |
Originally Posted by pastorbobnlnh
(Post 5602544)
You know, I could throw around a few scripture verses about such behavior--- but I won't. :p Great plan!
So who's going to create the fake ID? Kurt and Margaret? Ha! Let's see, ;) Kurt's new ebay ID could be "Miami Vice" and Margaret could be "Hill Street Blues." Start your bidding war from either side of the country and just imagine the guy weeping. Good luck you two! I'm wondering when he's going to change his eBay name and try to elude us. Ha! East Hill |
Originally Posted by cudak888
(Post 5599837)
Wait until the last few seconds of the auction, and then bid it up to $25,000 or so, so the scammer can't retract the auction - thereby leaving him a nice little Christmas present of a big, honkin' percentage fee slapped on his credit card by eBay.
That'll discourage him, not to mention make him **** in his pants. -Kurt |
Originally Posted by tolfan
(Post 5603915)
ok we need to do this over a biding site like auction steeler. One person go $20,000 at 5 seconds and another go $25000 with 3 seconds. No more emails to him. Just lay low and wait til you see the whites of his eyes.
-Kurt |
Wouldn't Ebay take care of this if notified of the situation?
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Originally Posted by crazyb
(Post 5603961)
Wouldn't Ebay take care of this if notified of the situation?
East Hill |
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