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This auction is using a photo taken from one of my threads on here. The seller has high feedback but hasn't bought or sold anything since 2014 which rings alarm bells too.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301959554836

Photo from this topic:

http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?/topic/75930-tns-ultimate-juggernaut-new-build-project/

I've reported it to eBay, but the reporting process is just a list of reasons with no ability to type a message so the closest could get is "Item appears fraudulent".

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On ‎2016‎-‎05‎-‎18 at 4:06 PM, Truck Norris said:

This auction is using a photo taken from one of my threads on here. The seller has high feedback but hasn't bought or sold anything since 2014 which rings alarm bells too.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301959554836

Photo from this topic:

http://www.tamiyaclub.com/forum/index.php?/topic/75930-tns-ultimate-juggernaut-new-build-project/

I've reported it to eBay, but the reporting process is just a list of reasons with no ability to type a message so the closest could get is "Item appears fraudulent".

Whoa - I was bidding on that !

Can you report it to Ebay, I've had the same thing happen to me in the past, the auction was pulled right away.

I had also sent the seller a message inquiring if that was an F350 High Lift body, never got a response back.

 

 

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I was looking through the txt2 entries in ebay the other day and was tempted to bid on it also

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Thanks for letting us know. I just sent a report, too.

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1 minute ago, GregM said:

Thanks for letting us know. I just sent a report, too.

I reported it over the weekend, but its still on there this morning - they're quick enough to take their fees, not so quick to action reports (and a pathetic report infrastructure it is too - there is no scope to actually tell them what the issue is :rolleyes:  )

 

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I reported similar auctions about bootlegged/fake items in the past, e.g. servos and videogames, especially when they were being advertised as authentic products in the auction descriptions.

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 Tbf it looks laid out slightly different to me but maybe I am missing something , ok just spotted it now

 

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@cjsid Scroll down in the topic I linked. There are multiple photos as I progressed acquiring the parts. The stolen pic is the in the post dated 20th March 2015.

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Truck Norris, you could also try reporting it this way.

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@GregM Tried that, if you click continue it asks for the item number of the listing the pics came from, of which there isn't one so a dead end.

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Give them a call, ebay has telefon support. I have heard stories that sometimes they even answer. :rolleyes:

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The listing states now as being "ended by the seller because the item was lost or broken."

 

By the way, I sent the seller a message via ebay's messaging system on Monday, asking him if he's using photos from Truck Norris' Juggernaut build thread. I got no reply back yet.

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Ahh. That's good then :)

I sent a message as soon as I spotted the listing but I just asked for more photos rather than let on that I knew something was up.

@backtomyroots I forgot to mention earlier but the easiest way to tell a Jugg body from a Hi-Lift from a distance (like the pic in the subject of this topic) is the Hi-Lift has holes in the scuttle panel for the wipers, the Jugg doesn't.

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16 hours ago, Truck Norris said:

Ahh. That's good then :)

I sent a message as soon as I spotted the listing but I just asked for more photos rather than let on that I knew something was up.

@backtomyroots I forgot to mention earlier but the easiest way to tell a Jugg body from a Hi-Lift from a distance (like the pic in the subject of this topic) is the Hi-Lift has holes in the scuttle panel for the wipers, the Jugg doesn't.

Yep, I just wanted to see his answer ;).

Good news reference auction, it's over.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/301959554836

 

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