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I was amazed a couple of months ago to find about 20 - 30% of all all
offerings for HDTV cameras to be bogus.
The percentage is even higher for thermal imagers.
Had one guy list his location as being in the next town over
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Hi Jamie,
hopefully you flagged this as a fraudulent listing to Ebay, they usually
react quickly to these.
bye,
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It has been removed already. I thought it was amazing
that 6 people bid on it the last time I saw it.
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Hi Jamie,
hopefully you flagged this as a fraudulent listing
to Ebay, they usually
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Hi Jamie,
lot's of times the seller will bid on it himself, or through his cronies.
See for example some high-end video or still cameras, a lot of them are
offered for 1/2 the real value, and loads of folks with $0.01
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Was looking around ebay this weekend and came across a
nice IFR-1900 service monitor.
Item number: 160146014702
So many red flags popped up when I read the
description. Starting bid was 300 and something, WAY
too cheap for
