Explain this to me:

[dam60]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2155223365&category=35751

 

What does the last part mean: "PS: I am girl and I am new at this so Funny stuff"

 

Is it about time that I had one of those "talks" with my dad?

[FlyingDonut]

I smell SCAM.

[Guest]

W....T.....F ?????

[LucyBop]

I would be very nervous to bid on anything this person is selling.....

[delekkerste]

I smell SCAM.

 

Seems that way BUT a woman, just a few weeks ago, brought a bunch of old comics, including a beat-up copy of Batman #2, to my local shop here in NYC trying to sell them. The shop owner bought a bunch of stuff from her, but was not able to procure the Batman #2 (he wanted the ish, but the owner wanted to sell it as part of a bigger lot). Maybe this is the same woman as she is in New York and it is a beat-up Batman #2?!! Coincidence...or scam?

 

Gene

[delekkerste]

It is also unusual that a scam artist would allow "in-person viewings"...anybody Board members live upstate that can check this out?

 

Gene

[fantastic_four]

What does the last part mean: "PS: I am girl and I am new at this so Funny stuff"

Since the rest of her grammer and word usage aren't terribly sound, I'm assuming she meant to say "I am new at this so no Funny stuff" but left the word "no" out.

 

She says she'll let you see the books in person, so if you're skeptical, ask her if you can come see the book and see how she reacts to the request.

[Bonds25]

Maybe. She does offer a viewing if you want to visit her in NY. And the ending line might supposed to read "I am a girl so NO funny stuff". Or it could be a scam too.

[ArAich]

Read her ebay name and then read the last line. It seems fairly clear about the funny stuff line even though it is missing the word "no"....