EBAY 9000 mile L-89 Camaro - Page 4

69motion · #31 09-14-2006, 09:08 PM

if people on this site and others would just shut there mouths the would be more deals for the average buyer who doesnt have crab boats full of money

**kwhizz** · #32 09-14-2006, 09:37 PM

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if people on this site and others would just shut there mouths the would be more deals for the average buyer who doesnt have crab boats full of money

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Ken

Rick H · #33 09-14-2006, 09:59 PM

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if people on this site and others would just shut there mouths the would be more deals for the average buyer who doesnt have crab boats full of money

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You so funny.

Take away his partners bids and the average buyer would be able to buy it. I call

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Rick H.

**427king** · #34 09-14-2006, 10:00 PM

Unfortunately, once a car is listed on ebay,the "average buyer" is already eliminated,unless you live next door to the seller and catch him before his first email or phone call.

Denis · #35 09-14-2006, 10:14 PM

Someone should report this to eBay. This is very obviously shill bidding.

**TimG** · #36 09-14-2006, 10:14 PM

I know one guy that has loads of money and has nothing to do with this site that is interested in this car. He and I have been disucssing the car quite a bit. Once it's on Ebay, it's public information......

**SuperNovaSS** · #37 09-14-2006, 10:24 PM

I agree, sites like these help the average joe save himself from getting taken. Besides, if Average Joe got a deal on the car what would be the most likely outcome? 69Motion, if you won the car, what would you plan on doing with it? There are 2 sides to every coin. Also, just because the seller's integrity has been called to question does not necessarily mean the car should be called into question.

It's like spin alley around here

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Jason

L78M22Rag · #38 09-14-2006, 10:54 PM

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THIS IS THE GUY SELLING THE L89 CAR??? HE USES EVERYONE ON THIS SITE AND THE YENKO SITE FOR INFORMATION TO HELP HIM LINE HIS POCKETS....

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What is his handle on this site... so we recognize him

deuce-less · #39 09-14-2006, 11:10 PM

why is everyone so surprised that there may be deceptive practices on ebay????

this is one example of why the s.y.c. site has done so much to educate members on how to make a wise and safe purchase, ie. owner history, correct documentation,etc. this world is a scarry place when money is concerned. go into any transaction with your eyes wide open, especially e-bay. jmo

alan

**firstgenaddict** · #40 09-14-2006, 11:58 PM

"if people on this site and others would just shut there mouths the would be more deals for the average buyer who doesnt have crab boats full of money"

First of all the seller had already asked questions about this car on Team Camaro, then listed the ebay auction there...

Second, if you think that the people who are in the market for these cars do not watch ebay or have people on the look out for them then you are sadly mistaken.

Third IMHO the only way to get a deal on ebay is to educate yourself on every facet of the particular car that you are in the market for (actually this is a very good idea even if you are not going to buy something one ebay) find the one you are interested in and either contact the seller and get him to sell it to you instead of letting the auction run or find the Buy It Now's that are under priced and click the button... just remember buying things outside of ebay is risky because there are many scammers...