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10-19-2010, 02:45 AM
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How would this guy even be able to get the money from this scam? The way ebay and paypal are nowadays, its not like the money is gonna gonna go straight into his account or anything. With an account that has no feedback and a big $$$ purchase like this, paypal would surely hold any funds until the item was delivered and the buyer left positive feedback, so how exactly do these people plan to scam the money? Its just not gonna happen.
This also could bring up another interesting topic. Just how much money is a great ebay account worth? Like with these two auctions for example. PWCC sells the card for $3800, the low FB account sells it for $2700, thats an $1100 difference. You would have to think that PWCC ebay account is worth thousands and thousands. As in, if PWCC retired and ended up letting another new dealer sell from his ebay account. Last edited by Bilko G; 10-19-2010 at 02:53 AM. 
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