Re: [Chrysler300] 1960 Chrysler 300f ebay item#160056657727

[Ray Jones <hurst300@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

A better/easier way. At the bottom of any listing page, under the "Bid 
Box", you'll find this:
What else can you do?

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Back to My eBay  |  Ask seller a question  |  Report this 
item  |  Printer Version 

Click on "Report this item", and the page opens up with the clickable 
dialog which will allow you to report the item as bogus.
In step 1, click on Fraudulent listing. That opens up:
Step 2. Click on "You suspect the listing is Fraudulent didn't bid"
Then click on the "Continue" button
Takes you to next page and click on "eMaii us"
Opens a page with item # already filled in, and the subject is also 
filled in as "You suspect........." Tell the nice folks at eBay what 
you think about the listing and maybe the sellers name being stolen.

Fast and easy

To protect yourself, at the top of any listing, click on "Advanced 
search", which gives you several ways to search for something. Under 
"search for Sellers" click on:
  Tracking Favorites with My eBay  Once there you can start a favorites 
page and then list your eBay ID (Domestic) and also List it WorldWide. 
that way if anything is listed with your ID, you get an eMail from 
eBay.
I also have my son and several friends listed so I know when they list 
anything. you can also list any favorite searches, such as "Chrysler 
300" or whatever you are interested in.

Hope this helps, anyone dealing on eBay should set up the Favorites 
search page for self protection.
Ray


On Nov 28, 2006, at 8:18 AM, John wrote:

> Jerry -
>
>   I just reported the fake 300F listing myself, after seeing your 
> e-mail.  It took a few minutes for me to recall the procedure --  
> &nbspHome > Help > Contact Us > Email > Listing Violations is the 
> navigation route through their site, then you can pick "Fraudulent 
> Listings-Illegal seller demands,  you didn't receive item, etc."
>
>   The you click on "Email us with your question or concern" - the next 
> page gives you a field to type/paste the eBay listing number and 
> another field to describe what the problem is.
>
>   The guy probably stole a good seller's eBay ID - someone stole mine 
> once, but luckily, I had no problems as a result - I just couldn't get 
> into my account without a huge amount of communication with the eBay 
> folks, who seemed less than helpful.
>
>   John Spiers
>   Lake Worth, Florida
>
> JERRY LINDSAY <jerrylindsay.300h@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>           Here we go again. How do we contact ebay to report this guy 
> ??. There should be a site on the display page listed as a "report a 
> possible fault". What gets me is he has established a 100% feedback. 
> He keeps moving his location place Hawaii, Arizona, or where ever.
>
> ebay item# 160056657727 .........I believe
>
> Jerry Lindsay
> 11469 87th Ave No
> Seminole, Fl 33772
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