Sorry, I did get a little carried away and you certainly weren't
acting like an internet cop. I just get a little passionate about
these things. Too many people worried that I may bend the exact
meaning of a poorly written rule. Again, I do apoligize to you and
sincerely regret my comments.




(Crumb) wrote in message . com...
(no_spam_here) wrote in message . com...
And is this really a problem? Is there any skin off you nose? Why does
this concern you? I do this all the time because if I list a radio
widget under it's proper area maybe I'll miss half the people looking
for a radio widget. I list under old radio antique and any other name
that would be proper. More internet cops we don't need and I certainly
don't need you acting like one. Let eBay police the real crooks. The
people that steal money from people by misrepresentation or simply not
sending a paid for item. Lets not worry about the little things but
always give negative feedbacks for any non payer. Give good feedback
where it's due also.

Chill!... I'm on your side, bub! How am *I* acting like an Internet cop?

Just curious




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"Brian Hill" wrote in message ...

No I just said Hallicrafters World Wide Like Zenith TO. I wasn't trying to
be sneaky. Its Hallicrafters version of the TO. Hallicrafters are just as
poular as Zenith and sell them selves on their own merit. I just stated it
because a lot of people like to collect the differant makes of those style
radios. I can see how some would use tactics like that though.

Don't put it in your title. Put it in your description. When you put
it in your title, and some whiny do-gooder or, someone selling the
same item who hates your competition sees it, the can report it as
keyword spamming, and ebay will pull your ad. It's important to
realize that Ebay never finds these on their own, they only become
aware of them when some loser reports them. Then they pull them.