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  1. Original post
    Simon Mason
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    Hmmm. We are led to believe that China has loads of Fondriest TF1s with
    Record groupsets for sale from people with no feedback ratings.

    http://qurl.net/mG

    Still it only takes one idiot to pay up...

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  2. Call me Bob
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    Simon Mason said:

    Hmmm. We are led to believe that China has loads of Fondriest TF1s with
    Record groupsets for sale from people with no feedback ratings.

    What's new? Ebay is chokka block with this [censored].

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    Still it only takes one idiot to pay up...

    And they will.....

    "Bob"
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    Email address is spam trapped, to reply directly remove the beverage.

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  3. John Burns
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    Quoted message said:

    Hmmm. We are led to believe that China has loads of Fondriest TF1s with
    Record groupsets for sale from people with no feedback ratings.

    What's new? Ebay is chokka block with this [censored].

    Quoted message said:

    Still it only takes one idiot to pay up...

    And they will.....

    A fool and his money are easily parted, on ebay or otherwise.

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  4. toffeetucker
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    Call me Bob said:
    Simon Mason said:

    Hmmm. We are led to believe that China has loads of Fondriest TF1s with
    Record groupsets for sale from people with no feedback ratings.

    What's new? Ebay is chokka block with this [censored].

    Quoted message said:

    Still it only takes one idiot to pay up...

    And they will.....

    "Bob"


    i know that a bid is legally binding but it would be fun to bid these
    things up a little dont you think?? could there realistically be any
    comeback?

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  5. toffeetucker
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    toffeetucker said:
    Call me Bob said:
    Simon Mason said:

    Hmmm. We are led to believe that China has loads of Fondriest TF1s
    with Record groupsets for sale from people with no feedback ratings.

    What's new? Ebay is chokka block with this [censored].

    Quoted message said:

    Still it only takes one idiot to pay up...

    And they will.....
    "Bob"

    i know that a bid is legally binding but it would be fun to bid these
    things up a little dont you think?? could there realistically be any
    comeback?


    maybe even string them along a little ala http://www.419eater.com/ ?

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  6. James Grabowski
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    toffeetucker said:


    Call me Bob said:
    Simon Mason said:

    Hmmm. We are led to believe that China has loads of Fondriest TF1s with
    Record groupsets for sale from people with no feedback ratings.

    What's new? Ebay is chokka block with this [censored].

    Quoted message said:

    Still it only takes one idiot to pay up...

    And they will.....

    "Bob"


    i know that a bid is legally binding but it would be fun to bid these
    things up a little dont you think?? could there realistically be any
    comeback?

    Bidding on an auction is legally binding, but as ebay isn't technically
    an auction there's no comeback at all.

    James

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