Kathryn Klos
squirrel whisperer
"If it seems too good to be true, it probably is..."
Q: What's wrong with the following picture?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=110173245229&ssP
ageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=001
A: No pictures!
As others here may have done, I asked the seller for pictures... even though the ad seemed a little fishy. The seller has zero feedback, yet posted an ad for a canoe that looked like he knew what he was doing... except for the part about starting the auction at five cents and having no reserve... is that supposed to make us drool more or something?
It even crossed my mind that the seller might have used a listing by Rob Ross as a template for his ad. Hmmmm....
The fellow didn't send me any pics, but Dave Wermuth passed some on to me. Unfortunately for anyone bidding on the auction, I didn't get the picture showing the Morris seat backs that I bought from Rob Ross a year ago until after the auction ended. Also pictured was a paddle I doubt Rob would have sold for the price the canoe went for in this phony auction!
The crook simply took an old listing, removed the pictures and other tell-tale parts, and hoped to make a fast five hundred bucks. I emailed the buyer, and I hope the canoe wasn't paid for through Paypal.
Look at the canoe that was listed with no reserve, starting at five cents! Yep-- it WAS "too good to be true"!
Q: What's wrong with the following picture?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=110173245229&ssP
ageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=001
A: No pictures!
As others here may have done, I asked the seller for pictures... even though the ad seemed a little fishy. The seller has zero feedback, yet posted an ad for a canoe that looked like he knew what he was doing... except for the part about starting the auction at five cents and having no reserve... is that supposed to make us drool more or something?
It even crossed my mind that the seller might have used a listing by Rob Ross as a template for his ad. Hmmmm....
The fellow didn't send me any pics, but Dave Wermuth passed some on to me. Unfortunately for anyone bidding on the auction, I didn't get the picture showing the Morris seat backs that I bought from Rob Ross a year ago until after the auction ended. Also pictured was a paddle I doubt Rob would have sold for the price the canoe went for in this phony auction!
The crook simply took an old listing, removed the pictures and other tell-tale parts, and hoped to make a fast five hundred bucks. I emailed the buyer, and I hope the canoe wasn't paid for through Paypal.
Look at the canoe that was listed with no reserve, starting at five cents! Yep-- it WAS "too good to be true"!