8-track alignment tapes-replacement pads-new drive motors-Ebay-$10

someday people who aren't even buying an item, will mind their own
business too.

You are listing that item on a site accesible to the public and
promoting it on a site accesible to the public. Therefore, it becomes
the business of the public.
Once again, you seek to defer attention from your fraudulent auction.
Nevertheless, the facts remain:

You know the auction is fraudulent.
You refuse to make the listing honest.
You prefer being dishonest.

A decent person would be embarrased by such actions. Your refusal to
be honest speaks more about your character than any amount of feedback
ever could. later, ron

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66fourdoor wrote:
someday people who aren't even buying an item, will mind their own
business too.

The risk involves buying something that isn't what you claim it is.
Your lisintg is fraudulent, dishonest, deceitful, and incorrect. An
honest person would have changed it already. What price do you put on
your honesty? $5.99? later, ron

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66FOURDOOR wrote:
smart man...

keep in mind anything I sell on ebay comes with a full money back
guarantee

so these guys are blowing smoke up everyone's ass- there's no risk in
anything I sell on ebay

66fourdoor wrote:
someday people who aren't even buying an item, will mind their own
business too.

Someday people who don't want the criticism will stop spamming.

Remember, YOU are the one who brought these auctions to our attention.
Had you not spammed them, no one would be discussing them.

spam to one, is communication and interesting for sale ads to another

it's all subjective- and relative

if that's how you feel, then don't buy it

no one is forcing you to

66FOURDOOR wrote:
spam to one, is communication and interesting for sale ads to another

it's all subjective- and relative

And either way YOU are the one who brought others here.

It's not about how I feel. It's about you being purposefully
dishonest. Once again, you seek to divert attention from your
fraudulent auction.
Nevertheless, the facts remain:


You know the auction is fraudulent.
You refuse to make the listing honest.
You prefer being dishonest.

later, ron

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66FOURDOOR wrote:
if that's how you feel, then don't buy it

no one is forcing you to

EXCEPT that your homemade dubbed copy tape auction is fraudulent.

I'm not assessing the motors auction, the silly pads auction, or any
others--just the known fraudulent auction. later, ron

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66FOURDOOR wrote:
spam to one, is communication and interesting for sale ads to another

it's all subjective- and relative

"assess" this:

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAP...me=STRK:ME:UFS

a blind man can see, your false accusations don't coincide with my ebay
feedback