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Too good to be True - a real story of a scam - Part 5/6
illustrated guide by Avi
b. As a seller, surprise, we see only those fancy cameras and all auctions were completed in the same day. This is quite typical for scammers to do a quick and fast job.
The image that you see here was taken few hours after last auction ended, but in the time of our specific auction review there were already few completed auctions, enough to indicate this seller activity.
[7.] So is it a scam or not?
I think you can defiantly say it is a scam !
You should leave it right away and NOT buy it nor place a bid.
[8.] You should report it to eBay Trust and Safety for them to review it.
Yes, I know it takes time and effort but it seems that only with our help eBay can stop this.
We should help eBay and other members from falling into this trap.
Mr. Matt Halprin, manager of Global Trust and Safety Policy team at eBay said in his letter from Oct.11, 2006 :
"All of us at eBay are committed to preserving the safety of our marketplace and rely on you, the community, to help in this regard. As the Internet has evolved and grown so have the trading opportunities for all of us. Unfortunately, this success has also attracted a number of bad players who prey on unsuspecting Internet users. We don't want that to happen to you."
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