Adam I agree with you fully. But haven’t you learned after decades that eBay
doesn’t give a rat’s ass about fraud? They make money on sales. All sales, even
scams. They will never police the site.
Michael Farmer
> On Nov 27, 2017, at 9:55 AM, Adam Hupe via Meteorite-list
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Fake things being sold for money. Wow color me shocked. Hardly anything new.
What’s next? Knock-off Rolex and Prada shoes?
Come on Adam. Yes it’s terrible but hardly news. Let them get scammed. Perhaps
they should buy from real dealers.
Michael Farmer
> On Nov 27, 2017, at 8:28 AM, Adam Hupe
It is unfortunate that fraudulent sales on eBay has consequences on the
rest of market. These days, most collectors, new to the market, start
on eBay where they acquire their first stone. Advanced collectors have
learned that one fake piece can jeopardize the standing of the rest of
their
Yes, counterfeits and fakes are hardly anything new. Some counterfeit
Chinese made medications sold in the U.S. market through national chain
stores put my mother-in-law in the hospital for several weeks and could
have resulted in her death. How about counterfeit batteries that blow
up in
Worse yet, eBay has ZERO interest in combating fake meteorites and tektites.
A sizeable portion of the moldavite on eBay is obviously fake - not
even good fakes. They scream "FAKE!" from the minute you first see
them. And people keep buying them, and eBay keeps letting the sellers
list them.
This same seller fleeced $400.00 out of some poor collector last week:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/Lunar-Meteorite-from-KREEP-Basalt-to-Lunar-Granite-0-4g-Moon-Breccia-Granite/222713435793?hash=item33dac15691:g:-EMAAOSwv~RZ04Hn
It is a bad sign when undocumented stones are starting to outnumber
Adam and List,
There is also a seller from Taiwan selling fake Lunar KREEP. Buyer
beware!Help this guy by "liking" his post! Thanks!
jacwon_7
https://www.ebay.com/sch/jacwon_7/m.html?item=222713434677=item33dac15235%3Ag%3AReUAAOSw2oJZ04cE=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562
Best Regards,
Dirk
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