Fake Documented Groups of Orders

[HuliganRS]

I just wanted to updated on my case with my seller in Latvia.
Few minutes ago, I was on E! and I can now see that the account is "active" and that user got more feedback since last few days and still have items for sales... :confused: I don't understand anything!!

But I feel better now. I also saw that one good member of our forum also bought from him (in january) and left positive feedback... that's another good sign.

I guess, I am of a too much cautious nature. Now, I will just wait patiently to see if my items arrives.

If it's the seller I'm thinking about, you have nothing to worry about.
It does take forever to get here...

Rusty.

[matteti]

If it's the seller I'm thinking about, you have nothing to worry about.
It does take forever to get here...

Rusty.

Yes Hulligan, it's him. And you were the forum member that I was referring to.
Thanks for your message. Now, I start to believe I will finally get my items.

[new world]

Thanks Yolkin!
It's not my seller, but still good to know (and to add to my "blacklist").

Hey,

Keep in mind that crooks from Baltics use multiple eBay accounts to pull their scams.

This guy Vlad that we all discussed here on forum - he operated from several e-mail addresses and eBya acconts. For all I know - he may be still overe there on eBay selling to unsuspecting victims.

This another seller from Latvia - mostly sells fake German WWI period items - he was banned from eBay several times, but still manages to come back with new identity (with the same items though)...

My rule is - to stay away from Baltics/Russia, no matter how good the deal may seem... It's better to buy items from sources you trust - you may be paying more, but at least you know that your seller will not disappear with your money...

William

[Molder]

I'd say it is obvious he has given them to himself, either by using several accounts or by asking his friends to bid... He has sold a camera for 1 USD to a person and recieved feedback...

I will steer clear for that group, the man could be good but I cannot risk the money.

Hi all,
If any of you know what is mirnagrad in Samara, you will find there all those pictures of screwback Lenin, Lenin group etc. of thi Kazahstan seller.

[Dave]

Hi all,
If any of you know what is mirnagrad in Samara, you will find there all those pictures of screwback Lenin, Lenin group etc. of thi Kazahstan seller.

Good work Molder!

Looks like our Kazakh seller "borrowed" the images from the other site!

Scam probability = 99.999%

--Dave

[yolkin]

Jeez...

...looks like this guy just reinvented the easiest all-time scam.

I wonder if we should let the guy from mirnagrad know?

Eric

[Dave]

Does anyone know what the auction closed for?

[Tretov]

510 USD. Poor guy (serious guy, he has over 80 positive fb). Let's keep our eyes on this and see what happens.

[olezha11]

I believe that the Lenin screwback, he was selling from mirnagrad site, is fake.

[HuliganRS]

It is. The lower rivets are in the wrong place.