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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Check_M_All, post: 184938, member: 6661&quot;]<a href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&amp;item=170068995233&amp;ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.com%3A80%2Fws%2Fsearch%2FSaleSearch%3Fsofocus%3Dbs%26satitle%3D170068995233%26sacat%3D-1%2526catref%253DC5%26fbd%3D1%26sspagename%3Dh%253Ah%253Aadvsearch%253AUS%26from%3DR6%26nojspr%3Dy%26pfid%3D0%26fswc%3D1%26few%3D%26saprclo%3D%26saprchi%3D%26fss%3D0%26saslop%3D1%26sasl%3D%26fls%3D4%2526floc%253D1%26sargn%3D-1%2526saslc%253D0%26salic%3D1%26saatc%3D1%26sadis%3D200%26fpos%3D17325%26fsct%3D%26sacur%3D0%26sacqyop%3Dge%26sacqy%3D%26ftrt%3D1%26ftrv%3D1%26sabdlo%3D%26sabdhi%3D%26saaff%3Dafdefault%26afcj%3D%26afmp%3D%26fsop%3D1%2526fsoo%253D1%26fcl%3D3%26frpp%3D50%26fvi%3D1" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&amp;item=170068995233&amp;ru=http%3A%2F%2Fsearch.ebay.com%3A80%2Fws%2Fsearch%2FSaleSearch%3Fsofocus%3Dbs%26satitle%3D170068995233%26sacat%3D-1%2526catref%253DC5%26fbd%3D1%26sspagename%3Dh%253Ah%253Aadvsearch%253AUS%26from%3DR6%26nojspr%3Dy%26pfid%3D0%26fswc%3D1%26few%3D%26saprclo%3D%26saprchi%3D%26fss%3D0%26saslop%3D1%26sasl%3D%26fls%3D4%2526floc%253D1%26sargn%3D-1%2526saslc%253D0%26salic%3D1%26saatc%3D1%26sadis%3D200%26fpos%3D17325%26fsct%3D%26sacur%3D0%26sacqyop%3Dge%26sacqy%3D%26ftrt%3D1%26ftrv%3D1%26sabdlo%3D%26sabdhi%3D%26saaff%3Dafdefault%26afcj%3D%26afmp%3D%26fsop%3D1%2526fsoo%253D1%26fcl%3D3%26frpp%3D50%26fvi%3D1" rel="nofollow">Here&#039;s a link</a>. Some uneducated paid $710... not condoning EstateDoctor in anyway, would love to see her shut down. Using the title 1oz Platinum Token is a flat out lie and a scam deserving of prosecution as fraud.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, on the other hand, anyone who is prepared to pay hundreds of dollars on a coin, token or anything for that matter should have some understanding of what it is that they are buying. It states very clearly in the picture 5 mil, which I understand some may not realize that means plated, but if you&#039;re looking to buy Platinum bullion, I should expect that you&#039;ve purchased silver or gold or at least looked at enough to know that all 1oz bullion states 1 Troy Ounce plainly. Also, to believe that you could get an $1150 piece of platinum for $700 is ridiculous. Education, reason and caution are the keys to avoiding a scam and this buyer exercised none of them. A fool and his money...</p><p><br /></p><p>I would have more sympathy if it were a counterfeit of an actual coin, but this is too obvious. I don&#039;t mean to sound... well... mean, but this could and should have been avoided very easily. I do feel sorry for the buyer. They are in for a very costly lesson.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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