Warning Will Robinson .......

[Goldseeker]

Why should ebay do anything, they get payment don't they regardless.

It is us, the unsuspecting buyers, that get ripped off.........

[echidna]

$5000 for a dud 1916 mule halfpenny.
$10000 for a dud 1930 penny.
I think I will give up my day job...

The worst thing that can happen to these frauds (in this world) is that their ebay account will be suspended.
Maybe a nasty email.
The police will not call.

[ausjack]

lets start mintin echi :winkextra:

[Unicorn]

You just have to look at the last photo that shows a closeup of the lozenges tin ......

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/291033178749

Hmmm .... 3 lots available .... wonder which one the silver () is in ..... bubble, bubble, bubble

[emu666]

Zero feedback, from Adelaide and coming up to Christmas. I can almost guess who it is.

[Unicorn]

Oh dear ....... all bought at a Deceased Estate ..... all fake by the looks .....
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/141113727868

..... and look at the feedback ..... ( ... it appears the 1933 1/- buyer hasn't twigged yet... )

[trout]

Oh dear ....... all bought at a Deceased Estate ..... all fake by the looks .....
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/141113727868

..... and look at the feedback ..... ( ... it appears the 1933 1/- buyer hasn't twigged yet... )

This Shyster netted $12,776 selling fake coins and that is without the poor unfortunate that bought the dodgy 1933 shillings $110.
UNBELEIVABLE :dash1::dodgy:

[echidna]

I know that at least one of these buyers got their money back.
Hopefully others too.

These scammers will always appear on ebay.
Problem is ebay don't take much notice when such items are reported.