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Is "Non Compos Mentis" appropriate here??
Jim -
".....But the seller has 98.6% positive feedback so it must be good."Comment
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nobody is expert to know a fake among 27 bidders ???
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Shill bidding? One dumbkopf/co-conspirator has placed 10 bids so far. All you need for your price to go up is a buddy or two to bid it up, with no intention to buy. There is inevitably some clueless ass that sees this and increases his bid as well.
Bob ShoafComment
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C'mon...fakes don't have direct embroidered wreaths and vented cockades, therefore it must be real!
I pointed this one out to friends a few days ago and was trying to figure out why people were biding?
I think it's more like "No Brainus Havus."
RichardComment
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Please can someone post a screen shot ? Here in "I know what is not good for you" country, we are not allowed to see the link.
Thank you so much.Comment
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Here you go, new kid.
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I will let you in on a little secret. Photos might be deceiving, and selling an item "as is" might be unconvincing, but this test never fails.
A truly good item listed on eBay always has "L@@K" in the title.
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Here are the rest of the photos. I hope everyone here can resist the urge to bid after posting these photos. I know some will be tempted.
RichardComment
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2. Resist!! Even though a red lining must mean Field Marshall!! Direct embroidered two tone gold bullion wreath and vented cockade!!Comment
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You will never get your money back either, as he cleaverly put in 'no idea about the age'...
That sort of people exist, it's sad...Comment
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*must resist the urges. MUST resist ....... *
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From the listing:
"This is a vintage World War 2 ....
Not sure of the age and selling AS IS!!!"
Make up your mind! If you're going to scam at least commit to the scam. If it's vintage WW2 then it must be 1939-1945 so you have to be sure of the age.Comment
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