RE: ebay-frauds on line

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Larry, I have to meet you sometime and see what you have for cars (and
parts).
I'm an avid Ebay buyer but i wish I had your insight and experience.
I always thought you were half crazy.
You always reminded me of Ernest T. Bass. No offense, just me.
Do you write these sellers when you see this?  I don't know much but I do.
Anybody call frauds to the carpet?
I don't have a decent junkyard within 350 miles.  Lucky un-salted
southerner.
I'm at their beck and call.  I'm moving!

Tom

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From: HootowlKY@xxxxxxx [mailto:HootowlKY@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, August 11, 2004 11:03 PM
To: 1962to1965mopars@xxxxxxxxxx
Subject: ebay


hiya , i convinced many ebay sellers are ignorant of some items defects.
many
times description of item denotes they dont know much about what they have .
  used car salesman have bad rep. but many times you know as much about car
as they do.
  im sure there are devious frauds on ebay , i can see many if i look hard
enough. i just look feedback of  seller and apply common sense .
  buyer sometimes as bad as seller, "'something for nothing ",  !
buyer says bad, bad , but on his way he boasts.
   oh well , catch ya later , larry

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