Post: [$10 PP] GET ANYTHING ON EBAY FREE.(Ebook)
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10-08-2011, 07:10 AM
#1
obama
Little One
Author: Obama
Pages: 1
Description: This method is very good works about 80 percent of the time.
Well explained and detailed, customers will be happy
Payment Options: PayPal
Copies Available: infinite
Resale Rights: $30
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10-08-2011, 10:10 AM
#2
Webby
Samurai Poster
Originally posted by obama
Title: Get free items of eBay.
Author: Obama
Pages: 1
Description: Thia method is very good works about 80 percent of the time.
Well explained and detailed, customers will be happy
Payment Options: PayPal
Copies Available: infinite
Resale Rights: $30
Author: Obama
Pages: 1
Description: Thia method is very good works about 80 percent of the time.
Well explained and detailed, customers will be happy
Payment Options: PayPal
Copies Available: infinite
Resale Rights: $30
Could I test it?:happycry: Before people start Groaning this ,I was joking.
But would you take vbux? =D
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10-09-2011, 06:41 AM
#5
gamegeeker4u
Bounty hunter
GUYS DONT BUY THIS. ITS FOR FREE ON GOOGLE.
JUST TYPE IN GOOGLE " How to get anyhting for free on ebay.
Op know he is wrong for sellin gthis
Basically it says to do some fraud stuff that will land you in jail. file a chargeback after you got the goods.
The eBay SNAD Scam (How To Get Anything For Free Off eBay)
Just got burned by this, so I thought I’d let folks know.
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The scam is simple and hinges on 2 key elements:
1.eBay “seller protection” doesn’t protect against this (or much else, for that matter).
2.eBay recently changed its policies to prevent anyone from leaving negative feedback ratings for buyers. Buyers can only be good people. Obviously.
And the scam itself goes like this (from the buyer’s/scammer’s perspective):
1.Buy something from some unfortunate person on eBay.
2.After it arrives, file a dispute stating the item was significantly not as described (SNAD), the seller isn’t working with you to resolve the issue, and ask Customer Support to resolve the case.
3.Wait a few days for Customer Support to decide in your favor. They will always decide in your favor for a SNAD case. They are well-trained monkeys.
4.You’ll get a refund and be asked to ship the item back to the seller. Send them a box of rocks instead; eBay doesn’t care much.
eBay used to be a halfway decent place to sell your stuff, but clearly those days have passed. I’m not a regular seller, and I only got burned for a small-value item (barely worth the time it took to write this post), but the next time I clean out my closet, I’ll take it elsewhere. Honestly, I wonder why anyone still sells there in this environment.
JUST TYPE IN GOOGLE " How to get anyhting for free on ebay.
Op know he is wrong for sellin gthis
Basically it says to do some fraud stuff that will land you in jail. file a chargeback after you got the goods.
The eBay SNAD Scam (How To Get Anything For Free Off eBay)
Just got burned by this, so I thought I’d let folks know.
You must login or register to view this content.
The scam is simple and hinges on 2 key elements:
1.eBay “seller protection” doesn’t protect against this (or much else, for that matter).
2.eBay recently changed its policies to prevent anyone from leaving negative feedback ratings for buyers. Buyers can only be good people. Obviously.
And the scam itself goes like this (from the buyer’s/scammer’s perspective):
1.Buy something from some unfortunate person on eBay.
2.After it arrives, file a dispute stating the item was significantly not as described (SNAD), the seller isn’t working with you to resolve the issue, and ask Customer Support to resolve the case.
3.Wait a few days for Customer Support to decide in your favor. They will always decide in your favor for a SNAD case. They are well-trained monkeys.
4.You’ll get a refund and be asked to ship the item back to the seller. Send them a box of rocks instead; eBay doesn’t care much.
eBay used to be a halfway decent place to sell your stuff, but clearly those days have passed. I’m not a regular seller, and I only got burned for a small-value item (barely worth the time it took to write this post), but the next time I clean out my closet, I’ll take it elsewhere. Honestly, I wonder why anyone still sells there in this environment.
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10-09-2011, 04:29 PM
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10-09-2011, 11:26 PM
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10-10-2011, 01:13 AM
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gamegeeker4u
Bounty hunter
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