@barkart-au wrote:I never did !!!
I presume you're referring to this:
They didn't even change the listing title so all you had to so was put that into a search on eBay and you
would've gone straight to the listing that this scammer copied,
Then in the future if something looks to cheap or doesn't seem right it's always best to put the first three
or four words together into a search on eBay and then also check the sold section on that page.
That will generally give you similar listings so that you can check for the true price of what they are worth,(
or even give you the exact listing that a scam listing may be copied from).
@barkart-au wrote:I never did !!!
double check who taz was replying to. I clicked on the in reply to link on your post above and it took me to a post from taz that was in turn in reply to another poster and not you.
If your "I never did" is referring to paying by bank deposit then you have made a mistake in replying to that post.
If I have got this all wrong then just ignore my post (others do, and I'm fine with that 
)
@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:
@barkart-au wrote:I never did !!!
double check who taz was replying to. I clicked on the in reply to link on your post above and it took me to a post from taz that was in turn in reply to another poster and not you.
If your "I never did" is referring to paying by bank deposit then you have made a mistake in replying to that post.
If I have got this all wrong then just ignore my post (others do, and I'm fine with that
It's been a while since I've used that link and I forgot all about it,(thanks for reminding me),
I went back to my first post,(not that second one as I opened another tab with the thread on it).
Which went to the first post and not the second post,(hence my reply as I didn't use the in reply to).
That second post was in reply to katos120 and had nothing to do with the original poster .
This is what happens when someone doesn't open their own thread, to ask a question.
The lines get blurred between the OP's post, and the interloper
