Fake auction scams and zero response from the service ...
Summary: The discussion revolves around concerns about fake auctions on a service platform and the lack of response from the site's management, as highlighted by max-bit. Despite repeated attempts to raise the issue, there has been no action, prompting frustration among users.
On eBay, such wonders :
https://www.ebay.pl/itm/198286731572
https://www.ebay.pl/itm/389898091642
Devices worth wayyyyy more
The listings were probably posted by bots because the auction pattern is really strange
One very expensive device listed very cheap
(in both cases)
and three other things cheaper and kind of random.
Some addresses from ...
Item location is some weird USA / HK (even though the seller address is China) and it doesn't ship to China HK
I wrote to eBay, but today eBay support is in Radzeszów and the Radzesze people have it ... or if their rabies doesn't kill them off, they'll respond in a week or two.
max-bit
OP3 months agothere can be many more such auctions
99.99% it's a scam
Although the pattern is quite strange, not typical stuff (although if it's boots - then it really doesn't matter) it's automated, so what's important is to list something expensive at the absolute lowest price.
guangxi_hone
·3 months agoThe first one is clearly suspicious because both the country and the seller have a small number of comments.
Most likely the buyer will receive an item that does not match the description, and when they file a complaint, it will turn out that the account is already inactive.
The second one is an auction, and it's no surprise there are no takers, because a seller with zero track record spells trouble, as above.