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    Social Engineering? Ever seen the movie hackers?
    Thats social engineering, this is just dumb haha
    P.S I love that movie...

    It wouldn't be so bad if the eBay police gave a crap

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    Wow. Just wow. At that price, the seller should throw in a gun and some ammo, so the buyer can shoot himself in the face. I don't feel sorry for the guy at all, since, aside from the ever-so-slightly-but-not-really misleading 20GB comment, it was obviously three Playstations.

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    If not an idiot, the only other type of person to bid so quickly an so high would be the ever-ubiquitous Nigerian scammers. That would be just too ironic.

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    I remember hearing about someone who won a $150 picture of a NDS. I pm'd the seller about it, and he said he was just trying to teach people a lesson on how to read the small print. I think he was just scared he got caught

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    i wouldnt buy a ps3 off ebay anyway, too expensive and too hard to repair when it goes wrong...lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by kennyk View Post
    I remember hearing about someone who won a $150 picture of a NDS. I pm'd the seller about it, and he said he was just trying to teach people a lesson on how to read the small print. I think he was just scared he got caught
    And I'd drive to that seller's house and beat the living $#@! out of him until he learned the lesson of not scamming people.

    Want to teach people a lesson, do so in a way that doesn't cost them 800 dollars; because thats just being a blatent scammer.

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    I reckon if your smart and cunning (and guilt free) enough to scam people. Then why not?
    I mean c'mon, there's far too many idiots in the world, might aswell teach em' a thing or too.

    I don't like violence and physical robbery or anything like that, I have absolutely no appreciation for those meat heads. But scamming is different, takes some thought and skill to pull off.

    I've been scammed, and I seriously don't hate the person (or people) that did it. I kinda shrugged, was a bit annoyed but learn't a lesson and am much wiser.

    People just don't like feeling dumb. Get over it.

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    Sheep are too dumb to care about being fleeced. The guy is not lying in his auction. If I were doing it though, I'd overcharge on shipping. That way, when I am forced to refund the sale, I can specify in my refund policy that I don't refund the shipping. That way, I would still gain a small bit. I don't do that, of course, but that is how I would do it if I did.

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    Wouldn't doubt if this was faked.

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