Just how dumb are some people...

[Sun Tzu]

check out this final four ticket scam...


http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=16122&item=6520926509

 

[vyrus858]

that is the stupidest thing I have ever seen in my life...what the hell, so you pay $15 to be in a "raffle"? ...what BS lol

 

[Smitty]

gotta admit... that is an interesting way to get around the scalping laws. something tells me there are enough desperate idiots out there that he will make some coin. and then probably 'award' the tickets to a buddy.

 

[Hokie Fan]

I bought 4 after YYZ "advised" me that it was a stone cold lock I would win...

and it only cost me 49.95 for YYZs' panphlet

So look for me in the FRONT ROW suckers....

 

[Sun Tzu]

He probably has no tickets and there is no way for the losers to know who won. If he has his tickets just get a friend to bid and win. Or, more likely, he doesnt send the tickets and the winner gets double the money back - 30 bucks. I am surprised ebay is letting this stay up. More surprised at the morons falling for this.

 

[spuds]

these are like the worst seats in the house as well. your almost at the other end of the ed dome. youll see more of the football field than the floor.

 

[caper]

now i know where to go to sell my enron, global crossing & tyco stocks

 

[Bluemound Freak]

When I saw the title to this thread I fully anticipated seeing a picture of me standing in front of the betting window the past two nights! LOL

 

[JOHNNYWAD119]

Hahahahaha

Hahahahaha

This jackass can't even spell right. Who ever bought a raffle ticket is a total jackass like this guy. Look below:


I am going to have a contest on ebay to decide who will get the tickets. This is how its going to work. You choose buy it now and pay for this auction, leave positive feedback, then you are automatically *(enetered)* for a chance to win the tickets...

1)win this auction with buy it now, pay

 

[volfan]

wait by a river long enough and you can watch the bodies of your enimies float by.

 

[volfan]

Win All Without Fighting: Achieving the Objective Without Destroying It

 

[Nickelback]

Ok, now check out some of the other scams this guy has. . . he is selling autographed index cards from all of these famous people and guarantees their authenticity by word of mouth! Some of these people have paid good money and have fallen for it. Absolutely incredible!

 

[SixFive]

LMAO!!! "dog ate it"

don't do business with this man.! you will be cheated! you've been warned!
Buyer joanneevelyn ( 38) Jan-29-05 07:14 3869748441
Reply by dieuponastar: dog ate item, offered to pay back,she said she didnt do paypal in reverse

 

[RexBudler]

LMAO!!! "dog ate it"

don't do business with this man.! you will be cheated! you've been warned!
Buyer joanneevelyn ( 38) Jan-29-05 07:14 3869748441
Reply by dieuponastar: dog ate item, offered to pay back,she said she didnt do paypal in reverse

:mj07: :mj07:

 

[nchiappetta]

You hit it right on the doorknob Sun Tzu...the person MIGHT have tickets, but they will then get their wife, gfriend, bfriend, themselves, whomever, to sign on with a different ebay user id, and then that person will "win" the raffle.

If anyone fell for this they need help. And I am afraid there have been as one person left the following 'positive' feedback, the only way he is tracking the contestants who have to pay him to be entered:

"GOOOO ILLINI!!!!dhoyt@mchsi.com"

This guy is definitely a scam artist. This link is to another item this guy sold...a signature of Guy Chamberlin on an index card. Read the description of the item at the link:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=95056&item=5167244764

Here is the neutral/negative feedback that the buyer left for 2 autographs he bought out of stupidity:

Very very Questionable signatures! Buyer tanknj1 ( 513) (buyer)

Reply by dieuponastar (scam artist): guaranteed to be authentic

Follow-up by tanknj1: Died April 4, 1967, I doubt they had black sharpies or markers in 1967!

Very very Questionable signatures! (for 2nd item) tanknj1 ( 513)

Reply by dieuponastar: found out, sharpies invented in 1964, thanks for the bad name though buddy

Follow-up by tanknj1: Your signatures are not real, Stop Selling them until you have real ones!!!!!!!!



Smitty,
A much easier way to get around scalping tickets is offering something else cheap in value up for auction and then offer 2 'complimentary' tickets with the cheaper item. That way, anything over the value of the tickets can be put towards the other item.

 

[spang]

Only a complete moron could fall for such a scam. It is interesting that this buffoon could snap some pics of countefeit autographed guitar picks from Blink 182 worth about a quarter, but could not time to take pictures of final four tics worth four figures. Proof positive that he does not have the tickets

Dude needs bitchslapped

 

[nchiappetta]

Or even take a minute to Google Tom DeLong's last name to include in the auction.


:jerkit: