LOOOOOK

[99firebird99]

GOod or not? http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...0320607&rd=1vd player

[ October 26, 2004, 08:06 PM: Message edited by: Loochy88 ]

[viper98885]

Gotta read the fine print on these things:
- not bidding on actual product, but an informational ebook to get this for $150.

This will give you information to a wholesale lot type of thing. You pay minimal money and they add you to a list that supposedly cycles through and you eventually get your product but it never happens.

Bottom line, it's a scam, don't buy into it.

[99firebird99]

so i am buying an book thats gay!!! and when i get the book i still have to pay 150$ if i want it and it wont ever happen!

[viper98885]

Pretty much. They will send you a book of internet addresses that you can go to in order to get into these schemes. Basically, $10 or so down the drain.

[Loochy88]

destignation: electronics.

[96firebird311]

I bought two of these type things off Ebay for a 52" plasma TV and a PS2. I think I paid $5.99. They both sent me an e-mail with a bunch of links to "ladder type" sites. Each site "sells" 10-15 different items. The more expensive the item, the more money you have to put in for your name to be put on the list. Now then.... they also CLEARLY state that they are not allowed to sell these items at that price, so they are selling you an e-book that they will send you. Then you get the item for free. So actually, they could send you your e-book then never send your item.... and it would be totally legal becuase you paid for the e-book, not the item. Don't waste your money.

[megabass]

If anyone is tired of ebay scams and hastles on finding electronics or wiring or anything. Let me know because I can now get a lot of this stuff. So if someone were interested in getting items from a reputible person and not some ebay no name scam artist let me know I will try to help you out best I can.