Human sinfulness on display at eBay
For any of you who love to shop eBay, Jeffrey Young has a cautionary tale for you in an article at ZD Net. This one goes beyond getting swindled (in fact, he apparently got his money back on an obscenely-priced purse) and deals with apparently-questionable practices that eBay encourages.
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You can find ripoffs and scams almost aywhere you go. Not everyone that sells on eBay is ethical. Neither Jean or I have received one of these Second Chance offers. We have done a little bit of buying through eBay. Most of our wedding items were acquired by using eBay. I have seen on eBay that the practice listed in this article violates eBay rules.
If you do purchases on eBay you need to be a prudent buyer. Research who you are buying from and if it sounds too good to be a real good deal then it probably is.