eBay laugh of the day thread.

If the shoe fits...

 

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And another quote is appropo. "people that live in glass houses..............."

 

How does scottishmoney know you were the buyer?

 

Because the coin he pointed out was in one of my threads. I said I bought it.

 

... and if you hadn't blown a fuse on here, not one else would have known, and you would have saved your embarrassment.

For my part, I hope you transaction is successful in the end - sometimes the deals that start out all wrong work out to be the best.

 

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Not to defend his actions, but some credibility gets lost when the coin was purchased with a a "BuyItNow" the day after the PayPal thread was started

 

Detecto, I am NOT your problem, YOU ARE! Everything I have posted in response to your posts is information that you have shared. I really wish you would find that you are your own problem. You can try and make me your scapegoat and if that makes you feel good temporarily all power to you. But really you need to fix the problem. If you are going to buy coins with money you don't have and share your job woes here - you can expect that you are going to hear from other posters about the sheer irony of your posts.

I am not your bully, you are.

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/YOULL-NEED-...36?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item2578cb7cd4

Seller is asking folks to view a series of photos and to guess which coin is AT?

 

It was absolutely unnecessary to post what you do, in an unrelated thread. There was no need for it, whatsoever. You can say whatever you want, but I'm not gonna listen to it. There is no way you can justify what you did, and what you did was wrong.

You see, if you want to act like a child and jump on someone in their own thread, that's one thing. However, if your going to criticize someone, bring things up from another thread, and throw it in their face, you have now crossed a line of immature, inexcusable behavior, and I'm not going to tolerate the slightest bit of it, you hear?

If you cannot understand that it's not appropriate, and a utter lack of manners to do what you have done, then that is your problem, not mine.

 

Is it the ones in the NGC and PCGS slabs?

 

I wouldn't really consider this laughable, but it's the first time I've seen a coin with this particular characteristic.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1963-P-Silv...15?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item4ac043ab97

 

Is that the Foo bird, as in the saying "If the Foo.....", can't remember the rest.

 

Why Do People Do These Kind Of Things? Why? That's All I Want To Know.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1902-P-MORG...71?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item51a6f089e3

 

I like many of you have bought coins off of ebay and for the most part i have been pleased with my purchase.
You heve no one to blame but yourself if you buy a coin that has bad pics or gives you misleading info.
I can see getting upset when you see one coin and pay for it but when you get it in hand its not the one you bid on.
All in all it is agreat site and if it wasnt then there would not be as many here talking about it.
It is all about you the buyer trying in most of the buys that go wrong to get a coin at such a good deal but once you get it in hand its not the great deal you had in mind.
Instead of admitting you made the mistake you blame it on the sellers bad pics or nameing him a big ripoff.
We do not have to buy any coin we think is fake or over priced so unless you get a coin that is just wrong from what you saw its your fault not the seller.

 

I would bid and when the coin came I would file a significantly not as described and pictured report for a refund.

 

Wow.... now I was not expecting that to show up!! Must be some serious fish oil in that diet to produce a coat with such lustre!! Thanks for the laugh!!

 

The seller changed the photo, but I did snag a screen capture this morning... for posterity :devil:

 

Does that say NGC certified in the description? I can't pull ebay up at work...