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eBuster
May 21st, 2009 at 12:36 pm
The points system is much to loaded since sellers can no longer leave neg feedback and neg feedback is removed if a member leaves and points hide the fact that a seller may never had sold a thing and purchased feedback to make the member look good and then robs someone on the first sale.
Type FeedBack into eBays search bar and up pops loads of adverts offering to sell you feedback for 1 pence ?
I run the site EBuster,co,uk and time and again i come across cases where eBay know of a problom with an account and yet do nothing about it and if they do then they hide all the adverts so any proof you had linking the scammer to other accounts is gone.
Just now i’m working on a fake gold scam from China and 100’s of accounts are involved where the pattern is to open a new account, get the same friends to keep buying items for £0.99 and then sell a few fakes and close the account as the bad feedback comess in.
eBay is doing all in it’s powers to help the scammers by hiding names and giving them new accounts and i’m doing all in my powers to stop them.