Many people on Ebay do this. If not they use blurry, far away, or
dark photos to hide the true condition of the equipment.

On Wed, 02 Feb 2005 14:19:01 GMT, "patgkz" wrote:

Found this interesting negative feedback response from an unsatisfied
customer of ebay'er radio-mart:

" Look at his feedback Not the first to complain! My fault for trusting fake
photo ...."

In the meantime, I was looking at a nice Yeasu FRG-7700 being sold by
radio-mart on ebay.....

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...sPageName=WDVW

I noticed that the description of the 7700 has many links depicting close-up
photo's of the s-meter, rear panel, etc. Clicking on those links reveals
that the source of the pictures are from Universal Radio......they are not
pictures of the receiver that radio-mart is selling.

Just a heads up for those interested in bidding on merchandise from
radio-mart....things may not be as they seem.

BTW, I declined to bid on the radio.