People making money form articals in this site! HELP needed

[Guest Firaas]

Hmm, there's a couple of these popping up:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...2&category=3312

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...&category=10364

and a free one:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...6&category=3312

[Guest shadieb]

Is the free one your work by any chance Firaas?

I wonder how many people will still pay for the instructions from the other auctions though?

[Guest Firaas]

Nope, don't know who the free one is - looks to be someone from the site, though.

[Guest AsherUK]

I'd have to assume that the person who posted the free one on E-bay (mcwarre) would possibly be using the same username here.

Not sure why anyone would want to post free info though, as it costs money to do that (albeit not a lot), but at least it might stop the others trying to charge for it ;)

[Guest SirGaz]

Just checked the links and one of them has changed the price to free to match the third link. What's really funny is that he will send a link to a website containing the info. What's betting it's this site!!!!!

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

And I have sent a duplicate email complaint in for the other.

Keep up the good work guys and we will get rid of these

freeloaders

[Guest budda]

P.S. £40 inc. shipping for a 128SD !! Where else can u get that price??

www.ebuyer.com got em around that price - and IMO a bit less risky than eBay. I couldn't find an easy way to buy things directly with my credit card on eBay. Everybody wanted to use PayPal, and let them have a cut of the price too :?

[Guest Firaas]

www.ebuyer.com got em around that price - and IMO a bit less risky than eBay.  I couldn't find an easy way to buy things directly with my credit card on eBay.  Everybody wanted to use PayPal, and let them have a cut of the price too  :?

Ebuyer are probably one of the most annoying, useless, unprofessional bunch of idiots I've ever dealt with in my life. And the cheapest they're selling seems to be around £52 + delivery. ValueMedia is cheaper.

[Guest budda]

Ebuyer are probably one of the most annoying, useless, unprofessional bunch of idiots I've ever dealt with in my life. And the cheapest they're selling seems to be around £52 + delivery. ValueMedia is cheaper.

It will be my first time using them - but i heard many people used them from www.thedvdforums.com - so will see how it goes. I gave up searching for a good price - but i was also after a CDRW at the same time and wanted to save postage if possible ;)

[Guest casper508]

www.ebuyer.com got em around that price - and IMO a bit less risky than eBay. I couldn't find an easy way to buy things directly with my credit card on eBay. Everybody wanted to use PayPal, and let them have a cut of the price too :?

PayPal IS one of the most safest options available. Although I dont have any problem using a credit card or paypal.

Cas

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

Result No2

about the second ripoff auction

Thank you for alerting us to this auction. The auction in question has

been ended by eBay.

Well done to all members who find these people on ebay

who are trying to ripoff our fellow SPV users.

Keep em comming ;)

[Guest BAMN]

im glad i started this post now thanks to all for making it a good result!!!

[Guest AsherUK]

Is this another one, or one of the same ones as before ? (there are so many I get confused !).

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...6&category=3312

[Guest Firaas]

All the previous auctions should be cancelled, so that's a new one!

[Guest AsherUK]

Well maybe, when awarner gets around to seeing that post he'll work his magic on that one too and make it dissapear.

I just wish we could get rid of all the: "New DVD Laptop Sony Plasma For £25" ads on e-bay, they drive me mad ! :evil:

[Guest pjc]

Just checked back on this thread after a few days (and lots of little red folders), and its great to see that these sort of 'rip you off' auctions can be stopped.

Excellent work awarner.

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

I'll send them another email cheers

Ashley

[Guest darren22]

Just ordered a 256Mb card from ebay for £61. Fingers crossed. :? :?

[Guest yatpeak]

Great price! You shouldn't have any trouble, most people on ebay are pretty honest.

Wyatt

[Guest fozzie]

Just ordered a 256Mb card from ebay for £61. Fingers crossed. :?  :?

If it's the ones from topdot7 then you should have no probs - I got two ;) (and a 128Mb Memory stick for ~£33)

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

Right all we need to do something to stamp out these

nasty pieces of society who are preying on our fellow SPV users :evil:

Some poor sods are using the pay now method so are getting ripped off

before we can stop the auctions.

I suggest that any auction we find, we mass mail the offender

and also complain to ebay as well explaning the reasons why.

I cannot do this alone I need some help.

I have just emailed one such seller called oli_wal auction no 3005833575

and let him know what I thought about him :twisted:

as he was the same person that I complained about before but someone did the buynow option

so it was too late to close the auction.

Come on all lets make a stand

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

Just had another email from ebay auction No 42030500 has been ended.

;) lets keep the ball rolling on this one :lol:

[Guest dbcohen]

If you follow the link to the website advertised in the original auction (www.mobile-it.co.uk), you get a list of items. In there is a link to the BornSloppy page with the Network SIM swap workaround!

[Guest awarner [MVP]]

And where did bornsloppy get their info from ;)

ohh can you guess??? :lol:

[Guest casper508]

Here's another one Ashley!

He's most definitely using SPVunlock.exe.

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie...1&category=3312

Cheers

Cas