Caught Red Handed?

[Aimus Moses]

After looking at this Ebay seller in relation to another post, I began looking further back and found something interesting. Compare Ebay item #300330768660 and it's buyer with Ebay item #250483952005 and it's seller. Anyone see a connection between the two?

[remington collector]

Made a pretty good profit replacing that secondary blade.

[Owd Wullie]

FERKsure..........

I guess he thought replacing a broken blade wasn't worth mentioning as I'm SURE he had another FERKsure Cutlery blade in his stuff just ready for a new home in an old knife.

Compare the blade pin size on his knife versus what it looked like when he bought it.

[Aimus Moses]

Yes RC that is what I thought too when I first found it. It was quite convenient that the last seller forgot to mention anything about any repair work being done on the dog leg jack or the changing of the secondary blade in his auction description of the knife. I think this is the normal protocol for all of his Ebay auctions from what I've researched on his Ebay account. I don't like to lower myself to the level of name calling of anyone but this fellow is a real dishonest cheat and gives good reason why honest knife collectors shy away from buying on Ebay.....besides some of Ebay's dumb policies and the way they treat good Ebayers. If I could find this creep out in 15 minutes of research, Ebay could do it also and they have the power to take strong action against him and others like him, even to the point of banning them and locking their Ebay accounts after returning the winning bidder's money back into their accounts. How does he keep a 100% feedback rating doing this? I was told by a very elderly, well known, and wise knife collector and personal good friend of mine that a person is a fool to buy a knife over the price of $100 on Ebay. He preaches like hell fire and brimstone that any knife over that $100 price should only be bought by having the knife in hand and inspected before paying one penny. It's very hard for me to debate with him or even disagree with him over that when cheats like that seller are doing these things. Mr. Ebay seller Brett will have all of his cheating and bad deeds to come back on him in some way. You can't keep doing wrong forever and not end up paying for it. If the law of average doesn't get him the law of God most certainly will. No one gets out of this world alive, Jesus Christ excluded of coarse.

Aimus

[razor1]

I was looking at a Fightn Rooster Stag Peanut on one of his auctions the other day but after everything I have heard from the gang here I was afraid of getting burned. My money is to hard to come by to throw away on patched up JUNK