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I used to report people, but now feel it's a waste of time. If eBay bothers with it now, (they often don't), and actually suspend an account the people just get a new one within an hour and are back at it under a different name.
 
One strike against you for unpaid bidder is not a big deal. Sellers can't block you from bidding until you've had two of these strikes within a 12 month period.
I'm guessing most sellers don't have their unpaid bidder block set up at all. The default setting for this is 5 strikes in 6 months I think.

I wouldn't lose any sleep over it, that's for sure!
 
UncleBenBen said:
Example: Saturday I won an auction for a lot of way outdated data jacks. The $17 USD I spent will yield about 2 grams of gold. I only know this because I've tested the same material.

Well, it's confession time. Just got my box of old data jacks, and they are a year or two newer than I thought they were. No 2+ grams of Au. This one was all on me. Correctly represented by the seller, misread by the buyer.

I guess that falls back on experience, (or lack thereof) and chalk it up as another lesson learned.

Lesson learned this time: ASSUME NOTHING!! Even though they 'looked' identical to what I've worked with, and they basically are, I should have looked up the part numbers.

But with what I paid and what I got, still wasnt a bad buy, I should at least double that $17 even after chemicals and time.
 
UncleBenBen said:
UncleBenBen said:
Example: Saturday I won an auction for a lot of way outdated data jacks. The $17 USD I spent will yield about 2 grams of gold. I only know this because I've tested the same material.

Well, it's confession time. Just got my box of old data jacks, and they are a year or two newer than I thought they were. No 2+ grams of Au. This one was all on me. Correctly represented by the seller, misread by the buyer.

I guess that falls back on experience, (or lack thereof) and chalk it up as another lesson learned.

Lesson learned this time: ASSUME NOTHING!! Even though they 'looked' identical to what I've worked with, and they basically are, I should have looked up the part numbers.

But with what I paid and what I got, still wasnt a bad buy, I should at least double that $17 even after chemicals and time.

Ben are you talking about RJ45 jacks?
 
No, Mr. Walston, these are the jacks in the wall that the rj45 patch cables plug in to. The same pins in those jacks were used in at least 3 other ways that I have found.

The jack looks like this...
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The jack itself plugs into the assembly with this...
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And if it was the type I was hoping for, those fingers would plug in to these...
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I see that EBay seller is still repeating the same bulls**t and lies about that rack of boards in his auction. I decided to send him a message demonstrating how what he says makes no sense, just to rattle his cage. At least it should get me blocked from his auctions so I never have to worry about bidding on one of them inadvertently! :p
 

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