From: Mark Jozaitis (sales_at_macsruscomputers.com)
Date: Sat Dec 04 2004 - 20:06:03 PST
Hello All!
I bought a color Newton w/ 220mhz "boost" and I won
it for 122.50 but after the auction ended he said
there was an error in the listing and would NOT sell
it to my, I think he did not want to sell it to me...
That is in violation with eBays rules. We mutual gave
positive feedback, as if I did not he would leave
negative feedback. REPORT HIM ASAP. I was very nice
to him and he started to make up false facts about me.
knowledgenavigator has been known for "scamming"
Thanks All!
Mark Jozaitis
--- paul oberman <poberman_at_mac.com> wrote:
> i was just on ebay bidding on an upgraded 2100 with
> 220mhz speed boost.
> the auction was unusually low and ending tomorrow,
> so i was prepared
> for an ebay battle. POOF. the auction is pulled
> down and re-listed.
> This is the same person who sent me two drastically
> different quotes to
> "outright" buy a unit. i am bidding on another of
> his auctions, but get
> the feeling that i might not get what i thought i
> was getting.
>
>
> what can anyone tell me about "knowledgenavigator"
> on ebay?
>
> thanks,
>
> paul
>
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