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Rodgy1970:

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--- Quote from: rodgy on May 30, 2011, 10:38 PM ---Do you know this ebayer by any chance?

Marta3447

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not personally but I've had a lot of dealings with like others on there!
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Some of the stuff he's bought looks like some of the stuff you've sold and some of the other stuff he's bought looks like the materials you would need to polish the items you've sold.

Maybe it's just pure coincidence.

ukoldschool:
The blue one you refer to was NOS, the one your selling has been polished to within an inch of its life. and I notice you didnt bother to mention it had been polished in your description:
"Hi,

Up for auction I have this unmarked, hinged, dia compe seat clamp. This is mint.
Any questions feel free to message me.

Thanks for looking and happy bidding"

this is mint my arse - its restored and you should list it as such

sharp767:

ozone:

--- Quote from: p1nell on May 31, 2011, 01:41 PM ---
--- Quote from: rodgy on May 30, 2011, 09:41 PM ---http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=120727321625

£86 for the dc clamp  :idiot2:

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And??! I watched a blue one go for £102! and if you read the feedback left they are more than happy!

you'll all be telling me what colour boxers I put on this morning and which hand I wipe my arse with!

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Nice polishing mate.  I like a bit of BLING but I also like stuff that looks original as well.  They are mint compared to the way they looked beforehand so it's a win IMO.   :)

You could always ask a mod to clean up this thread if you want as it has gone a little bit off-toP1c.   ;)  (see what I did there?   ;D)

ukoldschool:
hmmmm

Im not quite sure why your trying to hide the fact that you have access to 2 ebay accounts, and you use one to bid on items being sold by the other.

Your feedback (linds.04) contains 3 feedbacks from "marta3447", one of which is for a highly polished diamond back stem, which is listed in your (linds.04 page 3 Dec 2010) feedback as a buyer:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=110658967574

So linds.04 (you) buys an item (ie diamondback stem) polishes the shit out of it (using the polishing equipment bougth using marta3447's ebay account), then lists it for sale under marta3447's account. Then you bid on it as linds.04 to push the price up 3 times, but like a numpty you pushed it too far and ended up winning it. FAIL.
(item bid history:

Dont even try to deny it, your location is listed as "SHREWBURY Shropshire, GB, United Kingdom", marta3447's location is listed as "nr shifnal Shropshire, GB, United Kingdom", ie 18 miles away...... and all the ebay items for both linds.04 and marta3447 are written in the same way witht he same text using the same iphone ap.....

Then theres the fact you list your email address here on your profile as "marta.downward@virgin.net ", which im presuming is either your mum or your birds  mum:

(Taken from the facebook page of the user who has the same email address as you do here.....)

Ive got nothing against people buying stuff at one price, spending time polishing it then re-selling at a profit, but I object to hiding the fact items have been polished and restored by not mentioning it in the auctions, and I (and ebay) object to bidding on items that belong to yourself.

Get a fooking clue numbnuts!

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