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Eric Myers
Location: Sacramento, CA Joined: 23 Aug 2003
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Jesse Smithers
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It is gone. Possibly removed by E-Bay.
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Joel Chesser
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too bad they took it away, it was a good idea. It's a pity that people try to take advantage of others like that.
..." The person who dosen't have a sword should sell his coat and buy one."
- Luke 22:36
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David Etienne
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It's also too bad to see how quick ebay removed this warning and how long they let crooks doing their "business" on their site 
I'm a coin collector and it's amazing to see how many unscrupulous people have invaded the coin section of ebay since a few years. Unfortunatly, it's the same thing concerning the other departments... So I had no other choice but buying my coins from reputable auction houses an dealers (with the higher prices that come together).
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Bill Grandy
myArmoury Team
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It's a shame, but I can't say I blame Ebay for removing it, though. The original ad listed a bunch of sellers whom he said were unscrupulous: whether true or not, I imagine Ebay could be sued for slander of such comments. A shame, but if I worked for Ebay I'd probably have done the same thing.
Still, one can only hope Ebay looks into the claims of fraud. Probably not likely, but one can hope.
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This is a standard topic
