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Raw Oakland copies on Ebay - being SHILLED?

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LordRahl

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I've been watching some Oakland books on Ebay but I noticed something funny with the bid patterns. Oakland example Seems that bidder c***l(78) has bid on 108 items and ALL of them belong to this seller. Bidder z***i(47) seems to have a similar hardon for this sellers books with a 96% bid percentage with this seller and 54 items bid on. Any chance these bids are legit? :screwy:

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greggy

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I've been watching some Oakland books on Ebay but I noticed something funny with the bid patterns. Oakland example Seems that bidder c***l(78) has bid on 108 items and ALL of them belong to this seller. Bidder z***i(47) seems to have a similar hardon for this sellers books with a 96% bid percentage with this seller and 54 items bid on. Any chance these bids are legit? :screwy:
The top bidder has a 30-day 100% bidding percentage with the seller so why aren't you worried about him? (shrug)
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I don't know if it a shill or not...but I need a couple of these. Thanks for pointing the seller out... (thumbs u

 

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Good luck - I've bid on many of this guys auctions, and my high bid usually ends up about a third of the ending price.

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I don't know if it a shill or not...but I need a couple of these. Thanks for pointing the seller out... (thumbs u

 

Jim

 

Good luck - I've bid on many of this guys auctions, and my high bid usually ends up about a third of the ending price.

Ditto.
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LordRahl

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I've been watching some Oakland books on Ebay but I noticed something funny with the bid patterns. Oakland example Seems that bidder c***l(78) has bid on 108 items and ALL of them belong to this seller. Bidder z***i(47) seems to have a similar hardon for this sellers books with a 96% bid percentage with this seller and 54 items bid on. Any chance these bids are legit? :screwy:
The top bidder has a 30-day 100% bidding percentage with the seller so why aren't you worried about him? (shrug)

 

Ummm... is this a trick question? The top bidder is c***l(78) which I clearly noted in my orginal post (shrug)

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I've been watching some Oakland books on Ebay but I noticed something funny with the bid patterns. Oakland example Seems that bidder c***l(78) has bid on 108 items and ALL of them belong to this seller. Bidder z***i(47) seems to have a similar hardon for this sellers books with a 96% bid percentage with this seller and 54 items bid on. Any chance these bids are legit? :screwy:
The top bidder has a 30-day 100% bidding percentage with the seller so why aren't you worried about him? (shrug)

 

Ummm... is this a trick question? The top bidder is c***l(78) which I clearly noted in my orginal post (shrug)

doh!
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