eBay/Craigslist Another Ebay Scam - same tractor, 4th listing!
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Here seems to be another scam:
Yanmar 1510 series compact tractor
If you go to hoye tractor's website, you find the exact same pictures, except they call it a 1610 /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif.
Hoye Tractor's 1610
How do you report it as a scam? Who wants to own this one?
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Go to the item's page in Ebay, copy the auction number. Scroll down to the very bottom of the page and select the security center, from the security center page, click on the REPORT A PROBLEM button.
You will be directed to page that lists options, select PROBLEM WITH AN EBAY MEMBER. Another set of options will then appear, select PROBLEMS FOR BUYERS (or something like that). A final set of options will appear, select REPORT A FRAUDULENT AUCTION YOU DIDN'T BID ON. You will be directed to another page, choose the EMAIL option.
On this page enter the auction number of the the fraud.
What I have found is that if the auction already has bidders, then it is harder to get the auction shut down. I don't know why.
Yanmar 1510 series compact tractor
If you go to hoye tractor's website, you find the exact same pictures, except they call it a 1610 /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif.
Hoye Tractor's 1610
How do you report it as a scam? Who wants to own this one?
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Go to the item's page in Ebay, copy the auction number. Scroll down to the very bottom of the page and select the security center, from the security center page, click on the REPORT A PROBLEM button.
You will be directed to page that lists options, select PROBLEM WITH AN EBAY MEMBER. Another set of options will then appear, select PROBLEMS FOR BUYERS (or something like that). A final set of options will appear, select REPORT A FRAUDULENT AUCTION YOU DIDN'T BID ON. You will be directed to another page, choose the EMAIL option.
On this page enter the auction number of the the fraud.
What I have found is that if the auction already has bidders, then it is harder to get the auction shut down. I don't know why.
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</font><font color="blue" class="small">( Too bad we can't reverse scam these bums somehow--like maybe 100 of us claim we've won the auction and make this guy deliver us the promised tractor (100 times over).
I hate dishonest people.............
Ron )</font>
Ron, I just bid $11,000 for the tractor, then I asked the seller a few questions like why can't he get a real job and stop screwing people?
Now the auction is gone. Hmmm. Wonder if he'll contact me?
I hate dishonest people.............
Ron )</font>
Ron, I just bid $11,000 for the tractor, then I asked the seller a few questions like why can't he get a real job and stop screwing people?
Now the auction is gone. Hmmm. Wonder if he'll contact me?
