Originally posted by John C
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Luc
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In general, his private auctions are messed with. Regular auctions that show bidders id's are fine.
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He got his "." and "," mixed up when he entered the starting price.
It happened to me too a couple of times placing a bid, I ended up bidding hundreds of pounds for a regular cap badge.
Cheers, LucComment
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Would someone please buy all those Vera Lynn signed posters from 'originalmemorabilia'. I am sick and tired of looking at them on eBay UK.Comment
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Could that same person please also buy that load of crappy swords from China?
I wonder how long it takes before Ebay figures out all they sell is postage fees and stop this scam.
Cheers, LucComment
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LRDG Badge
Opinions on this LRDG badge please?
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/WW2-RHODESIA-L...QQcmdZViewItem
Many thanks!Comment
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Well, what should we say...
JeroenComment
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Hello shotline , hard n fast opinions on original LRDGcap badges vary my self i strongly prefer the examples where none of the top set of legs are in contact with the outer rim ,regards ,Michael.Comment
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Over 100 quid for this. Am I missing something?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...8551&rd=1&rd=1Comment
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If the owner were a Lt-Col John Frost....
Cheers, LucComment
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Doesn't matter - i guess buyer beware
Last edited by Jack Dutton-Roberts; 03-07-2007, 01:16 PM.Comment
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Lt.Col John Frost was a Cameronian.
JohnComment
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The funniest auction I have seen in a while.
The maker for this style of beret should actually be areyoutakingthepiss.com
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ww2-original-p...QQcmdZViewItemComment
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Just saw that one too Des. Nearly spat out my coffee at my pc screen. AIRBORNE.COM !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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