I know Litespeeds are nice bikes but....
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I know Litespeeds are nice bikes but....
You better hurry if you want in on this one, a little too rich for my blood...
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=27948
Apparently a new bidder (no history) has bid for this and a mountain bike by the same seller (also without a history). Maybe the owner didn`t like the way the bidding was going...
UPDATE: I was wrong on the buyer... someone named bikewriter71 has the inside line on the Litespeed. I dont imagine the link will be around for much longer before eBay makes it invalid. bikewriter71 is the victim of ID theft according to the user history page.
https://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=27948
Apparently a new bidder (no history) has bid for this and a mountain bike by the same seller (also without a history). Maybe the owner didn`t like the way the bidding was going...
UPDATE: I was wrong on the buyer... someone named bikewriter71 has the inside line on the Litespeed. I dont imagine the link will be around for much longer before eBay makes it invalid. bikewriter71 is the victim of ID theft according to the user history page.
Last edited by originalbart; 11-05-03 at 09:54 AM.
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Its obviously a scam, there is not bike for auction, and anyone who is not ebay savvy will fall into a trap like this. The issue lies in the fact that the over seas borrower will only take a wire transfer, or a personal check. Once that money is sent, good luck getting it back or finding out the ID of the person who has it, It's gone.
What the Buyer has done in this case is by bidding this thing up to 1,000,000 the guy who listed it is going to get one hell of an invoice from ebay. Pretty funny if you ask me.
What the Buyer has done in this case is by bidding this thing up to 1,000,000 the guy who listed it is going to get one hell of an invoice from ebay. Pretty funny if you ask me.
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Originally Posted by Smoothie104
Its obviously a scam, there is not bike for auction, and anyone who is not ebay savvy will fall into a trap like this. The issue lies in the fact that the over seas borrower will only take a wire transfer, or a personal check. Once that money is sent, good luck getting it back or finding out the ID of the person who has it, It's gone.
What the Buyer has done in this case is by bidding this thing up to 1,000,000 the guy who listed it is going to get one hell of an invoice from ebay. Pretty funny if you ask me.
What the Buyer has done in this case is by bidding this thing up to 1,000,000 the guy who listed it is going to get one hell of an invoice from ebay. Pretty funny if you ask me.
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Specialized Tarmac, lasts a lifetime, or until it breaks.