2nd HALF :
LIST of FRAUDULENT SALES
by a single seller on eBAY
  June 2006
315   fraudulent sales
  9     revealed by eBay (then feedback was frozen)
306   more listed on this site
         
TOTAL SCAM:  over $140,000 

Nearly all  victims are listed on this Website, in a  little group and a big one.  This is the 2nd half of the big group.  

THE SECOND BIG GROUP OF HIDDEN  DEFRAUDED BUYERS
(CONCLUDED)

Ebay shut down all feedback for this seller, including the feedback privileges of those who were scammed.  The majority of the victims could not identify themselves to the eBay community, and the eBay community cannot see how large the fraud is.  

I have used proprietary methods to locate other victims of  "auction_price_for_you".  Every person listed below purchased and committed to pay for an item from "auction_price_for_you".   Because the purchases were made after the date on which the scammer sprung his trap,  we may assume all these buyers were defrauded.   I invite you to click on any item number to verify the sale and seller before eBay removes the pages from their servers (which obviously they must do eventually,   to free up storage).  

ACTION: If you are one of these blocked victims and have come this far, please use eBay messaging to contact others.  Write to the user names tabled below -- just click to send a message.    Ask the person to send his eBay user name and the email address that goes along with it.  If you get an answer, forward the information to me, jerry-va at speakeasy  dot net.  Write to user names that begin with the same letter as your own -- that will divide the load.  Don't just clobber the first person on top of the list !!   Be nice, we've all had a bad time.  Welcome to   ebayvictims.notlong.com -- you have company.  

Thanks.  Ebay blocks everyone after 10 messages.  Together we will build the community in ways that eBay does not.  

NOTES:  
1. A buyer is marked "Yes" in the fraud column only if he told us s/he was a victim.
2.  Everyone in the following list was blocked from leaving a negative feedback message.  There is no  "Feedback? Yes/No" column, they are all "B" for blocked.  
 
HOW BIG IS FRAUD on EBAY?

It looks like PayPal gives back about $14 million each year to unhappy campers, and our little band of victims is about 300 bad buys out of 220,000 sales ending in fraud each year.  It's hard to say.  You are on the 2nd page of victims.  There are more notes at the bottom of page 1 -- you can return here by using  the BACK button on top of the browser if you go for a look.  

top      links at bottom

buyer item # what?   cost ship con tacted
yet?		 fraud YN? date Jun06 --LOSS--
akido357te ( 45)
100th hidden victim
(repeated)		 9744970842 Harman Kardon AVR-435 7 x 65W 7.1 Chnl Rcvr $329.00 $19.99 21
bigcbass ( 177) 9744970854 Harman Kardon AVR-435 7 x 65W 7.1 Chnl Rcvr $329.00 $19.99 Y 22
osupike99 ( 15) 140000334479 HARMAN KARDON AVR-340 7.1HOME THEATER RCVE $299.00 $19.99 21
risingsn ( 131) 9744970891 HARMAN KARDON AVR-340 7.1HOME THEATER RCVE $299.00 $19.99 21
knitink ( 328) 140000506589 Harman Kardon AVR-435 7 x 65W 7.1 Chnl Rcvr $329.00 $19.99 22
   joesid564 ( 22) "Best offer" (accepted, natch) 9739222950      3 offered, 1 victim  $249 or best offer Samsung DVD-VR325 Hi-Def DVD VCR Combo Recorder $249.00 $29.99 15
thisismoney ( 1 ) 9743599298 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 17
geekring ( 102) 9743599352 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 Y 18
mark7927 ( 146) 9743599404 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 18
mtj1007 ( 5 ) 9743599470 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 18
enzotbb52jnh ( 322) 9743600872 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 18
2newhips ( 10) 9743600914 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 18
home2005 ( 41) 9743600940 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 18
gabetran ( 2 ) 9743602152 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 Y 18
falc423(private) 9743602282 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 19
gregph27 ( 1 ) 9743602338 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 20
gordongartrell ( 30) 9743602393 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 18
prestoncantrelle ( 0 ) 9743907685 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 20
 pilot724 ( 127) 9743907718 Samsung 26" LNS2651D  Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 21
kingbashi ( 267)  9743907763 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 Y 20
  tb72 ( 153) 9743907245 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 19
 123zulfaddin ( 5 ) 9743907245 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 19
  bnlsports ( 79) 9743907245 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 18
mfl61 ( 2 ) 9743907292 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 19
seva3 ( 20) 9743907292 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 19
carltonparks ( 13) 9743907292 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 Y 19
spracklin111 ( 4 ) 9744066230 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 19
petber ( 8 )  9744066273 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 21
benny2990 ( 0 ) 9744066309 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 19
flipguthrie86 ( 13) 9744066334 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 19
violinapolla_10 ( 53) 130000268667 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 21
matthew22h ( 1 ) 9744590688 Samsung 26" LN-S2652D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $599.00 $39.99 20
 benny2990 ( 0 ) 9744590210 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 20
dicksiv ( 456) 9744590210 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 20
johnnycaraudio ( 4 ) 9744590210 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 20
xsupraman ( 25) 9744590264 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD  $499.00 $39.99 Y 22
brassy_lass ( 19) 9744590264 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 21
dj_mtrix ( 118) 9744590264 LNS2641D Samsung 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $499.00 $39.99 Y 21
aand2 ( 102) 9744954448 Samsung 26" LNS2651D Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $699.00 $39.99 22
edstevn ( 106) 9740534774 Sony KLVS19A10 19" LCD WEGA HD-Ready  TV $449.00 $29.99 13
    hoelzerr ( 8 ) 9740534810 Sony KLVS19A10 19" LCD WEGA HD-Ready  TV $449.00 $29.99 12
edward2673 ( 15) 9740548587 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $349.00 $19.99 13
ericp6476 ( 0 ) 9740548951 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $349.00 $19.99 14
phidoo0 ( 12) 9741011795 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR  RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $25.99 Y 14
casual21 ( 18) 9741011795 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR  RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $25.99 14
golfdmholbrook1 ( 8 ) 9741011795 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR  RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $25.99 14
du3738 ( 56) 9741011795 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR  RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $25.99 14
cbcustom2004 ( 12) 9741011795 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR  RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $25.99 13
 springboards ( 326) 9741518792 SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receiver Silver $499.00 $25.99 14
derral1959 ( 0 ) 9741519658 SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receiver black $499.00 $25.99 15
ledgin ( 184) 9741522174 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 Y 14
rreed567 ( 67) 9741522462 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 14
classic-newstuff ( 13) 9741522506 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 13
kaypasha ( 2 ) 9741522548 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 14
 2buyid ( 0 ) Newbie bought 2nd1 in other sale 9741548522  See his  neg fbk  9741548478 Sony KLVS19A10 19" LCD WEGA HD-Ready Flat Panel TV $449.00 $29.99 14
wchuynh ( 868) Very experienced user duped. 9741885846 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 Y 14
 twintwist ( 216) 9741885890 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 14
skye1066 ( 102) 9741885925  Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 14
twoflyty ( 61) 9741885951 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 15
ebang ( 36) 9741886010 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 15
rubiopr ( 64) 9743194877 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RCVR  SILVER $599.00 $25.99 21
dennilson ( 86) 9743194926 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RCVR  SILVER $599.00 $25.99 Y Y 21 $624.99
lenguru ( 31) 9743202284 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RECEIVER BLACK $599.00 $25.99 21
boss_sports ( 175Feedback score is 100 to 499) 9743202408 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RECEIVER BLACK $599.00 $25.99 21
viator59 ( 35) 11 others listed same time did not sell.  Fraud is tough.  9743228459 SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receiver Silver $499.00 $25.99 19
jimbdavids ( 82) 10 items in this single listing  - why not? Saves time.  Nothing suspicious here. 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 17
david0000069 ( 2 ) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 17
spike_ellie ( 28) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 Y 17
2006hongc ( -1 ) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 17
richc236 ( 52) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 17
burtonripper ( 42) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 19
eagle1975oh ( 21) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 20
davido5879 ( 5 ) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 20
retrodazeaudio ( 253) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 Y 20
920dennism ( 5 ) 9743230279 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 20
josenbaq ( 166) 9743230599 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $319.00 $19.99 17
drvideoinc ( 24) 9743230599 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $319.00 $19.99 17
 cklynk1127 ( 24) 9743230599 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $319.00 $19.99 17
gridman80 ( 352) 9743230599 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $319.00 $19.99 17
3915donald ( 3 ) 9743230599 Sony KLV-S20G10 20" LCD TV Flat Panel TV $319.00 $19.99 Y 17
mdansbycom ( 101) 9743231153 Sony KLVS19A10 19" LCD WEGA HD-Ready  TV $449.00 $29.99 19
garandking ( 43) 9743231307 Sony KLVS19A10 19" LCD WEGA HD-Ready  TV $449.00 $29.99 21
armankeywest ( 2 ) 9743231703 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 Yes Y 17 $658.99
Oh dear! They bought 2!
armankeywest ( 2 )		 9743231763 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 Yes & 17 $658.99
OH NO!  3 of THEM !!
armankeywest ( 2 )		 9743231799 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 Yes 17 $658.99
larry1234567 ( 18) 9743232123 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR  HDMI $249.00 $25.99 18
batman661 ( 85) 9743232149 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR  HDMI $249.00 $25.99 18
robertdshapiro ( 9 ) 9743507575 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 17
 OH NO!  4 of THEM !!
armankeywest ( 2 )		 9743551701 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 Yes Y 18 $658.99
armankeywest ( 2 )
Most on PayPal--some hope of compensation.
 9743551747 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 Yes Y 18 $658.99
armankeywest ( 2 )
How is eBay treating you? This is $3900.		 9743551788 Sony KLV-S23A10 23" WEGA LCD TV $629.00 $29.99 Yes Y 18 $658.99
taylorkaitlin ( 39) 9743552686 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 Y 19
mikmat8hyq ( 301) 9743908992 Sony KLVS19A10 19" LCD WEGA HD-Ready TV $449.00 $29.99 19
armankeywest ( 2 )
Seventh purchase.  eBay better not hang this guy out to dry. 		9744589299 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 Yes Y 20 $778.99
armankeywest ( 2 )
Eighth purchase. 		9744589326 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 Yes Y 20 $778.99
Nineth purchase
armankeywest ( 2 ) 		9744589348 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 Yes Y 20 $778.99
Tenth purchase  
armankeywest ( 2 )		 9744589365
 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 Yes Y 20 $778.99
stashisclay ( 458) 9744589651 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 20
rlkjr50 ( 23) 9744881003 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 21
sickcivic02 ( 86) 9744881003 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99
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sickcivic02 ( 86) 9744881003 Sony DVP-CX995V 400-Disc DVD/CD/SACD Mega Changer $249.00 $29.99 22
barracuda4430 ( 13) 9744882015 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 21
kisho_p ( 4 ) 9744882071 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 Y 21
bennett472 ( 5 )  9744957212 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 21
2525brad ( 0) 130000476000 Sony BRAVIA 26" Flat-Panel LCD HDTV $749.00 $29.99 23
murdau59 ( 324) 140000504133 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RECEIVER BLACK $599.00 $25.99 21
huong865 ( 1 ) 140000504202 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RECEIVER BLACK $599.00 $25.99 21
fordracer88 ( 34) 130000479924  SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RECEIVER SILVER $599.00 $25.99 22
silver-finger ( 79) 140000506056 SONY STR-DA7100ES HDTV RECEIVER SILVER $599.00 $25.99 Y 22
dutka8 ( 0 ) 9740540469 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S5U LCD TV 20" silver $319.00 $29.99 13
john100lee ( 0 ) 9741019899 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S5U LCD TV 20" silver $319.00 $29.99 14
djs12853 ( 2 ) 9743554080  SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 18
dtmwd ( 7 ) 9743554144 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 19
bwg99 ( 61) 9743554182 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 20
smweatherby ( 2 ) 9743554289 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 Y 20
hoyadoin ( 166) 9743554413 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 18
atarocin ( 83) 9743561907 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen JN: photo and price are odd in this listing.  $549.00 $29.99 18
tkradd ( 305) 9743561874 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen (humm, reduced price!) $499.00 $29.99 18
alawson1 ( 671) And again below. 9743561956 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen   $499.00 $29.99 18
jmdeis ( 26) 9743563430 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen   $499.00 $29.99 17
panna ( 371) 9743907499 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 Y Y 19 $528.99
ledsled75 ( 47) 9743907549 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 19
zafrul0830 ( 8 ) 9743907606 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 19
atarocin ( 83) 9743907643 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 19
mabethaguilar ( 9 ) 9744405465 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 19
sun11227777 ( 10) 9744405496 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 19
chrisoclock ( 630)
Experience with over 600 sales does not protect you from the system.  Something wrong with the system?  		9744405541
Warned by eBay before they paid. 		Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 Y N 20 $ 0
smstyle ( 19) 9744588871 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen  $499.00 $29.99 20
starlightsolar ( 133) 9744589376 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 20
fast427 ( 252) 9744590323 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 20
mnsfollett ( 43) 9744590384 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 20
beechjerry ( 16) 9744585504 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
mnsfollett ( 43) Mr. Follett, stop, stop. 9744585640 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
tomevental ( 77) 9744585676 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 Y 20
simply_good_ideas ( 66) 9744585700 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
quitalee ( 3 ) 9744585744 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
aayoub66 ( 3 ) 9744587513 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
loves2rock ( 99)  Why can't I think of great user names like this? 9744587795 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
ben386 ( 40) 9744588238 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
beegle99 ( 51) 9744588402 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 Y 20
smunro44 ( 8 ) 9744590831 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 20
jroman58 ( 231) 9744880849 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99 20
stevo6012 ( 27) 9744880418 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
jeffree1 ( 71) 9744881554 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
tl710 ( 578) "Novice users should be more careful."  And experienced users like me & him? 9744881890 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
alawson1 ( 671)  Why is Lawson making his 2nd purchase? Where is the deception here?  Lack of experience w/ "The System" isn't  the issue4such a user. 9744882115 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 20
ivanwichita ( 41) 140000325848 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 Y 21
wwfk ( 225) 9744955041 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
jpoon79 ( 61) 9744955107 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 22
mnsfollett ( 43)      
 3rd purchase 		130000331177 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 22
stevo6012 ( 27) 140000326952 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
baldy54 ( 152) 9744957251 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
kayacache ( 2 ) 130000476765 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 22
buffalobennny ( 173) 130000481999 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 22
jawad2111 ( 0 ) 140000278796 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 Y 21
lolib3f2b ( 0 ) 140000278832 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 21
njra2000 ( 11) 130000278728 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 20
fratony ( 41) 9744955391 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 21
tahoefern ( 0 ) 9744956887 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 21
libuyer ( 29) 9744956924 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 21
fredb1241 ( 1 ) 130000331973 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 Y 22
airon2006 ( 0 ) 130000332143 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 22
lindowcmu ( 7 )  #262 140000504661 Sharp AQUOS LC-26D6U LCD TV 26" Widescreen $499.00 $29.99 22
shrumple ( 118) 9741019351 Toshiba RD-XS35 160GB HDD DVD Recorder $149.00 $24.99 13
jr_fan_2002 ( 76) 9741019351 Toshiba RD-XS35 160GB HDD DVD Recorder $149.00 $24.99 14
coolman786 ( 78) 9741019351 Toshiba RD-XS35 160GB HDD DVD Recorder $149.00 $24.99 Y Y 14 $173.99
wmcolbrunn ( 46) 9741019351 Toshiba RD-XS35 160GB HDD DVD Recorder $149.00 $24.99 14
mhnazam ( 48) 9744454766 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99 Y Y 19 $468.99
braeden0613 ( 28) 9744454813 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99
mg240 ( 13) 9744454870 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99
alex_happyrock ( 32)  #270 9744454915 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99
deezel629 ( 12) 9744454957 Sharp AQUOS LC-26 D4U 26" LCD TV $439.00 $29.99
lnc225 ( 42) 8825889391 Sony StylePro SDM- S205FB 20" LCD Monitor $279.00 $24.99 Y Y 11 $303.99
lnc225 ( 42) 9739675713 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THEATER RCVR HDMI $199.00 $29.99 Y Y 10 $228.99
tobiaspw ( 16) 8830635792 Sony VAIO XL1 Digital System Home Theater PC $899.00 $39.99 19
skeeter20i ( 70) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 19
sptofhvn ( 53) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 19
rodrigocosta1971 ( 23) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 19
swat_pup007 ( 113) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 19
gwithers1959 ( 10) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 19
luzquinos ( 4 )    #280 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 19
supermac450 ( 2 ) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 20
mikejones67 ( 13) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 20
psoberanis ( 28) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 21
zillamanrabbit ( 13) 9744066872 SONY STR-DG800 7.1CH A/V HOME THTR RCVR   HDMI $249.00 $19.99 21
guest2001 ( 58) 8831231842 Sony VAIO XL1 Digital System Home Theater PC $899.00 $39.99 20
alboatechtoys ( 141) 8831789337 Sony VAIO XL1 Digital System Home Theater PC $899.00 $39.99 20
mg99er ( 103) 8832199577 Sony VAIO XL1 Digital System Home Theater PC $899.00 $39.99 21
wkhsu ( 125) 140000326541 Sony VAIO XL1 Digital System Home Theater PC $899.00 $39.99 21
rbmprn ( 4 ) 130000475056 Sony VAIO XL1 Digital System Home Theater PC $899.00 $39.99 22
 alkagandhi( 303) 9740453686 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99
alkagandhi( 303) 9740453686 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99
jswaz( 6 ) 9740453686 SHARP AQUOS LC-20S4US 20" LCD Flat Screen TV $279.00 $29.99
293

End of victim's list.  After 9 public accusations of fraud were made, eBay froze the feedback forum.      23 other victims  can be found if you  look up the multi-item sales that the 9 public accusers participated in.  The rest of the victims are hidden.  There is no way to directly look up fraud victims on eBay, and the fraud victims have no way complaining publicly.  

IT WOULD BE EASY  to DETECT FRAUD and STOP IT THE WAY OTHER INDUSTRIES DO

"Auction has ended with Buy It Now", but the fun has just begun.   "Buy It Now" sales of multiple items under a single listing facilitate fraud.  

If I suddenly buy a $4,000 luxury, my credit card company will call to make sure everything is really OK with me and my credit card.  Computer systems use artificial intelligence to detect departures from normal patterns. But eBay has implemented no control systems to catch a seller who suddenly has found the capital to purchase and offer for sale items worth a hundred times more than anything he has done before.  Did this user suddenly purchase trailer trucks and warehouses, or is he a fraud?  

We users love to find the isolated bargains on eBay.  Didn't eBay's computers notice that each of over 300 listings were priced $100 below the modal price of the same item in their database?   Are these isolated bargains or the game plan of one person  for a hundred-thousand dollar fraud?  

And the flood of listings is larger still and therefore even easier to detect.  These are only the completed sales, twosies and threesies from listings that offered 5 and 10 items at a clip.    Eleven SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receivers in silver and black (listed individually) did not sell.  That's $5,500 in stock  right there.  Five Sony LCD monitors did not sell ( 8828406800,  8828406758,  8828406048, 8828405995, 8828405929)  -- another $1135 in stock.   Nothing suspicious you say?  Or is eBay  just too cheap, too comfortable, too isolated from what victims endure  to implement traffic monitoring systems as other companies do?  

What happens on eBay does not happen with credit cards.

HIDE THE PAIN, CONTROL THE COMMUNITY

The missing security systems that eBay does not have will cost some  money to implement, but leaving the auction site without them costs even less as long as the pain can be hidden and the customers can be properly controlled.
  1. Freeze feedback so victims cannot speak out.  
  2. Remove the scammer's pending sales from eBay servers so that no simple search can find the fraud.  
  3. Prevent searching completed sales limited to any one seller so that no simple search can find the fraud. 
  4. Limit the messaging service in order to limit the ease and speed with which victim communities can come together.  Preserve the asymmetry of a multi-billion dollar corporation on one side, and isolated individuals on the other.  
  5. Limit the amount of any information given to customers or the investment community about fraud.  
  6. Always list all services and choices, even if the system is set to block the customer.  
AN INTERNET 1.0 COMPANY in an INTERNET 2.0 WORLD

Ebay would not have to stifle its community if it did a better job of practicing fraud control and pursuing criminal conviction.  Better to make a community proud of you than to forever have to manage and control it.

Early Internet companies were one-way.  They generated content, and we could look at it.  The archetype of this first-generation, "Internet 1.0" company is the corporation that puts its glossy brochures on a Website.  All we can do is look at them.  Very nice.  

This one-way view of the Internet is cast in stone in the DSL and cable modems that American citizens use for Internet access today.  DSL is short for ADSL and ADSL stands for "Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line". The "asymmetry" is that they can shove their content onto you with fast speeds and high bandwidth, but you can share the content you generate with the world only at slow speeds and low bandwidth.  Freedom of speech on the soapbox of the century is asymmetric -- we are here to receive.  

America is giving the Internet away to the world by impeding its uninhibited growth in the country that invented it.   The national communications infrastructure enshrines an outdated view of the interactive Internet as just another one-way distribution system from the last  century:  broadcast radio, broadcast TV, cable TV.  

But new Internet 2.0 applications have bubbled up from  the most innovative country on earth anyway, even if the national communications infrastructure in that country is  increasingly lagging  the rest of the world.  Today users publish  blogs that they write themselves, sites like topix.net not only show the news but invite reader comments on it, photos are shared on flickr.com, and utube shows home-produced video clips.

Internet 2.0 creates community through enhanced user-to-user contact.  People who care, share.

It has been my experience in trying to find and help fellow victims of $139,000 in fraudulent eBay sales that eBay manages community, it does not foster it.

The very special  community of eBay fraud victims is stifled.  If our support group finds itself, it will be over the barriers placed in our path by eBay practices and policies.  

The Internet moves on Internet time.  eBay's own  time may have come and gone.  eBay is an Internet 1.0 company in an Internet 2.0 world.IT WOULD BE EASY  to DETECT FRAUD and STOP IT THE WAY OTHER INDUSTRIES DO

"Auction has ended with Buy It Now", but the fun has just begun.   "Buy It Now" sales of multiple items under a single listing facilitate fraud.  

If I suddenly buy a $4,000 luxury, my credit card company will call to make sure everything is really OK with me and my credit card.  Computer systems use artificial intelligence to detect departures from normal patterns. But eBay has implemented no control systems to catch a seller who suddenly has found the capital to purchase and offer for sale items worth a hundred times more than anything he has done before.  Did this user suddenly purchase trailer trucks and warehouses, or is he a fraud?  

We users love to find the isolated bargains on eBay.  Didn't eBay's computers notice that each of over 300 listings were priced $100 below the modal price of the same item in their database?   Are these isolated bargains or the game plan of one person  for a hundred-thousand dollar fraud?  

And the flood of listings is larger still and therefore even easier to detect.  These are only the completed sales, twosies and threesies from listings that offered 5 and 10 items at a clip.    Eleven SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receivers in silver and black (listed individually) did not sell.  That's $5,500 in stock  right there.  Five Sony LCD monitors did not sell ( 8828406800,  8828406758,  8828406048, 8828405995, 8828405929)  -- another $1135 in stock.   Nothing suspicious you say?  Or is eBay  just too cheap, too comfortable, too isolated from what victims endure  to implement traffic monitoring systems as other companies do?  

What happens on eBay does not happen with credit cards.

HIDE THE PAIN, CONTROL THE COMMUNITY

The missing security systems that eBay does not have will cost some  money to implement, but leaving the auction site without them costs even less as long as the pain can be hidden and the customers can be properly controlled.
  1. Freeze feedback so victims cannot speak out.  
  2. Remove the scammer's pending sales from eBay servers so that no simple search can find the fraud.  
  3. Prevent searching completed sales limited to any one seller so that no simple search can find the fraud. 
  4. Limit the messaging service in order to limit the ease and speed with which victim communities can come together.  Preserve the asymmetry of a multi-billion dollar corporation on one side, and isolated individuals on the other.  
  5. Limit the amount of any information given to customers or the investment community about fraud.  
  6. Always list all services and choices, even if the system is set to block the customer.  
AN INTERNET 1.0 COMPANY in an INTERNET 2.0 WORLD

Ebay would not have to stifle its community if it did a better job of practicing fraud control and pursuing criminal conviction.  Better to make a community proud of you than to forever have to manage and control it.

Early Internet companies were one-way.  They generated content, and we could look at it.  The archetype of this first-generation, "Internet 1.0" company is the corporation that puts its glossy brochures on a Website.  All we can do is look at them.  Very nice.  

This one-way view of the Internet is cast in stone in the DSL and cable modems that American citizens use for Internet access today.  DSL is short for ADSL and ADSL stands for "Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line". The "asymmetry" is that they can shove their content onto you with fast speeds and high bandwidth, but you can share the content you generate with the world only at slow speeds and low bandwidth.  Freedom of speech on the soapbox of the century is asymmetric -- we are here to receive.  

America is giving the Internet away to the world by impeding its uninhibited growth in the country that invented it.   The national communications infrastructure enshrines an outdated view of the interactive Internet as just another one-way distribution system from the last  century:  broadcast radio, broadcast TV, cable TV.  

But new Internet 2.0 applications have bubbled up from  the most innovative country on earth anyway, even if the national communications infrastructure in that country is  increasingly lagging  the rest of the world.  Today users publish  blogs that they write themselves, sites like topix.net not only show the news but invite reader comments on it, photos are shared on flickr.com, and utube shows home-produced video clips.

Internet 2.0 creates community through enhanced user-to-user contact.  People who care, share.

It has been my experience in trying to find and help fellow victims of $139,000 in fraudulent eBay sales that eBay manages community, it does not foster it.

The very special  community of eBay fraud victims is stifled.  If our support group finds itself, it will be over the barriers placed in our path by eBay practices and policies.  

The Internet moves on Internet time.  eBay's own  time may have come and gone.  eBay is an Internet 1.0 company in an Internet 2.0 world.IT WOULD BE EASY  to DETECT FRAUD and STOP IT THE WAY OTHER INDUSTRIES DO

"Auction has ended with Buy It Now", but the fun has just begun.   "Buy It Now" sales of multiple items under a single listing facilitate fraud.  

If I suddenly buy a $4,000 luxury, my credit card company will call to make sure everything is really OK with me and my credit card.  Computer systems use artificial intelligence to detect departures from normal patterns. But eBay has implemented no control systems to catch a seller who suddenly has found the capital to purchase and offer for sale items worth a hundred times more than anything he has done before.  Did this user suddenly purchase trailer trucks and warehouses, or is he a fraud?  

We users love to find the isolated bargains on eBay.  Didn't eBay's computers notice that each of over 300 listings were priced $100 below the modal price of the same item in their database?   Are these isolated bargains or the game plan of one person  for a hundred-thousand dollar fraud?  

And the flood of listings is larger still and therefore even easier to detect.  These are only the completed sales, twosies and threesies from listings that offered 5 and 10 items at a clip.    Eleven SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receivers in silver and black (listed individually) did not sell.  That's $5,500 in stock  right there.  Five Sony LCD monitors did not sell ( 8828406800,  8828406758,  8828406048, 8828405995, 8828405929)  -- another $1135 in stock.   Nothing suspicious you say?  Or is eBay  just too cheap, too comfortable, too isolated from what victims endure  to implement traffic monitoring systems as other companies do?  

What happens on eBay does not happen with credit cards.

HIDE THE PAIN, CONTROL THE COMMUNITY

The missing security systems that eBay does not have will cost some  money to implement, but leaving the auction site without them costs even less as long as the pain can be hidden and the customers can be properly controlled.
  1. Freeze feedback so victims cannot speak out.  
  2. Remove the scammer's pending sales from eBay servers so that no simple search can find the fraud.  
  3. Prevent searching completed sales limited to any one seller so that no simple search can find the fraud. 
  4. Limit the messaging service in order to limit the ease and speed with which victim communities can come together.  Preserve the asymmetry of a multi-billion dollar corporation on one side, and isolated individuals on the other.  
  5. Limit the amount of any information given to customers or the investment community about fraud.  
  6. Always list all services and choices, even if the system is set to block the customer.  
AN INTERNET 1.0 COMPANY in an INTERNET 2.0 WORLD

Ebay would not have to stifle its community if it did a better job of practicing fraud control and pursuing criminal conviction.  Better to make a community proud of you than to forever have to manage and control it.

Early Internet companies were one-way.  They generated content, and we could look at it.  The archetype of this first-generation, "Internet 1.0" company is the corporation that puts its glossy brochures on a Website.  All we can do is look at them.  Very nice.  

This one-way view of the Internet is cast in stone in the DSL and cable modems that American citizens use for Internet access today.  DSL is short for ADSL and ADSL stands for "Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line". The "asymmetry" is that they can shove their content onto you with fast speeds and high bandwidth, but you can share the content you generate with the world only at slow speeds and low bandwidth.  Freedom of speech on the soapbox of the century is asymmetric -- we are here to receive.  

America is giving the Internet away to the world by impeding its uninhibited growth in the country that invented it.   The national communications infrastructure enshrines an outdated view of the interactive Internet as just another one-way distribution system from the last  century:  broadcast radio, broadcast TV, cable TV.  

But new Internet 2.0 applications have bubbled up from  the most innovative country on earth anyway, even if the national communications infrastructure in that country is  increasingly lagging  the rest of the world.  Today users publish  blogs that they write themselves, sites like topix.net not only show the news but invite reader comments on it, photos are shared on flickr.com, and utube shows home-produced video clips.

Internet 2.0 creates community through enhanced user-to-user contact.  People who care, share.

It has been my experience in trying to find and help fellow victims of $139,000 in fraudulent eBay sales that eBay manages community, it does not foster it.

The very special  community of eBay fraud victims is stifled.  If our support group finds itself, it will be over the barriers placed in our path by eBay practices and policies.  

The Internet moves on Internet time.  eBay's own  time may have come and gone.  eBay is an Internet 1.0 company in an Internet 2.0 world.IT WOULD BE EASY  to DETECT FRAUD and STOP IT THE WAY OTHER INDUSTRIES DO

"Auction has ended with Buy It Now", but the fun has just begun.   "Buy It Now" sales of multiple items under a single listing facilitate fraud.  

If I suddenly buy a $4,000 luxury, my credit card company will call to make sure everything is really OK with me and my credit card.  Computer systems use artificial intelligence to detect departures from normal patterns. But eBay has implemented no control systems to catch a seller who suddenly has found the capital to purchase and offer for sale items worth a hundred times more than anything he has done before.  Did this user suddenly purchase trailer trucks and warehouses, or is he a fraud?  

We users love to find the isolated bargains on eBay.  Didn't eBay's computers notice that each of over 300 listings were priced $100 below the modal price of the same item in their database?   Are these isolated bargains or the game plan of one person  for a hundred-thousand dollar fraud?  

And the flood of listings is larger still and therefore even easier to detect.  These are only the completed sales, twosies and threesies from listings that offered 5 and 10 items at a clip.    Eleven SONY STR-DA3100ES 7.1 Channel Receivers in silver and black (listed individually) did not sell.  That's $5,500 in stock  right there.  Five Sony LCD monitors did not sell ( 8828406800,  8828406758,  8828406048, 8828405995, 8828405929)  -- another $1135 in stock.   Nothing suspicious you say?  Or is eBay  just too cheap, too comfortable, too isolated from what victims endure  to implement traffic monitoring systems as other companies do?  

What happens on eBay does not happen with credit cards.

HIDE THE PAIN, CONTROL THE COMMUNITY

The missing security systems that eBay does not have will cost some  money to implement, but leaving the auction site without them costs even less as long as the pain can be hidden and the customers can be properly controlled.
  1. Freeze feedback so victims cannot speak out.  
  2. Remove the scammer's pending sales from eBay servers so that no simple search can find the fraud.  
  3. Prevent searching completed sales limited to any one seller so that no simple search can find the fraud. 
  4. Limit the messaging service in order to limit the ease and speed with which victim communities can come together.  Preserve the asymmetry of a multi-billion dollar corporation on one side, and isolated individuals on the other.  
  5. Limit the amount of any information given to customers or the investment community about fraud.  
  6. Always list all services and choices, even if the system is set to block the customer.  
AN INTERNET 1.0 COMPANY in an INTERNET 2.0 WORLD

Ebay would not have to stifle its community if it did a better job of practicing fraud control and pursuing criminal conviction.  Better to make a community proud of you than to forever have to manage and control it.

Early Internet companies were one-way.  They generated content, and we could look at it.  The archetype of this first-generation, "Internet 1.0" company is the corporation that puts its glossy brochures on a Website.  All we can do is look at them.  Very nice.  

This one-way view of the Internet is cast in stone in the DSL and cable modems that American citizens use for Internet access today.  DSL is short for ADSL and ADSL stands for "Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line". The "asymmetry" is that they can shove their content onto you with fast speeds and high bandwidth, but you can share the content you generate with the world only at slow speeds and low bandwidth.  Freedom of speech on the soapbox of the century is asymmetric -- we are here to receive.  

America is giving the Internet away to the world by impeding its uninhibited growth in the country that invented it.   The national communications infrastructure enshrines an outdated view of the interactive Internet as just another one-way distribution system from the last  century:  broadcast radio, broadcast TV, cable TV.  

But new Internet 2.0 applications have bubbled up from  the most innovative country on earth anyway, even if the national communications infrastructure in that country is  increasingly lagging  the rest of the world.  Today users publish  blogs that they write themselves, sites like topix.net not only show the news but invite reader comments on it, photos are shared on flickr.com, and utube shows home-produced video clips.

Internet 2.0 creates community through enhanced user-to-user contact.  People who care, share.

It has been my experience in trying to find and help fellow victims of $139,000 in fraudulent eBay sales that eBay manages community, it does not foster it.

The very special  community of eBay fraud victims is stifled.  If our support group finds itself, it will be over the barriers placed in our path by eBay practices and policies.  

The Internet moves on Internet time.  eBay's own  time may have come and gone.  eBay is an Internet 1.0 company in an Internet 2.0 world.


--jerry-va
Rev 4th of July 2006; 28Aug06

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