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02-02-2002, 12:34 PM
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Ethics
Posted By: jay behrens
At this point he cannot change the heading since bids have already been placed on the item. He could legitimately stop the auction and relist the item. And if someone wanted to get real pissy, you could email eBay and tell them that he has misrepresented his auction and they will stop the auction for him. 
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