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He's probably got the receipt from the history file (the one in the original e-bayadvert photo's with the car reg on the front, which I made) as I did buy the valve from Forge direct (I only lived about 3 miles from them).

However I don't think it's the same valve as mine had a wear mark on the side facing the camera from where it rubbed against the cooling fan shroud (had a valve relocation kit fitted), it would also have taken a lot of polishing to make it look that clean!

It does look bloody clean. His grammar and use of English is starting to annoy me as much as his deception.

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  • Well, good to see it gone again.  Kind of loving this witch hunt.  Just waiting for the first "honest" for sale thread.   "I bought this car for £2k, tried to claim its got something it hasn't - got

  • russell wheeler
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    Needs butchvrs to report the fraud to the plod - www.actionfraud.police.uk - He is the one with the proof (as the previous owner) that the work could not have been done and the chap is claiming work h

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    Well, I have tried to call the seller and got his voicemail. I then text him and apparently the speaker on his phone is broken. Anyway, managed to get a few texts to & fro - apparently it has only

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It does look bloody clean. His grammar and use of English is starting to annoy me as much as his deception.

 

I've been thinking this too.

Guess who is back on ebay with his car...

Here is item number as cant post link

191553751057

Still using same pics and same false add

Doesn't mention being owned for ten years this time but is still using fake photos of engine tuning parts... [sigh] maybe Graham should phone up asking why he's using his Leon build photos in his auction....

He's learning slowly then *eyes roll*

There's a bit of a contradiction here though.  The Forge valve is still for sale on one of his listings because he don't own it no more, but the car is still there in his other listing.  I'm torn as to which listing to believe.....

I've asked him for some pictures of the actual engine and not the one from graham81's build thread. I wonder what sort of response I'll get :D

Re-built shell, don't remember that from the original ad :notme:

Re-built shell, don't remember that from the original ad :notme:

I think that was one of many poorly constructed sentences in the original ad. I remember wondering whether he was also trying to BS about the panels or referring back to his BS engine rebuild. I may bid to win it and then not pay, ebay do naff all about that as well.

I think that was one of many poorly constructed sentences in the original ad. I remember wondering whether he was also trying to BS about the panels or referring back to his BS engine rebuild. I may bid to win it and then not pay, ebay do naff all about that as well.

Yep - you don't even get an unpaid item strike if you haven't already had one in a certain amount of time.

Still slightly surprised eBay didn't pull the original ad given the overwhelming evidence the guy is trying to pull a fast one.

Yep - you don't even get an unpaid item strike if you haven't already had one in a certain amount of time.

Still slightly surprised eBay didn't pull the original ad given the overwhelming evidence the guy is trying to pull a fast one.

I know, ebay is ridiculous, they bang on about bidders entering a contract and all these other rules but then do nothing to support the effected party. They once tore down a listing of mine though because I dared to say 'check out the other items I have for sale', when that particular section was full of people saying it, I had no warning. And yet here is someone with a fraudulent ad, misrepresenting an item, not as described, which is one of their principle rules, and he's getting away with it, it's ******* absurd.

Think how much he would have to pay in ebay fees if the car sold for £4000. Poor bloke. Probably be half the cost of his rebuild lol

Needs butchvrs to report the fraud to the plod - www.actionfraud.police.uk - He is the one with the proof (as the previous owner) that the work could not have been done and the chap is claiming work has been done that has not.

 

Hi all, 

I only popped on just to have a look out of curiosity to see if this had gone to bed.

 

I spoke to Trading standards last time around, and they said in the eye's of the law no fraud has been committed until an item is sold, they were more concerned that he may try and pass himself off as me, but as Jason said at least he's taken references to owning for 10 years etc out of the ad, however doesn't mean he won't say that when some unsuspecting mug goes to look at it or even God forbid buy it.

 

For all of you that know me/the car I think we should all put a fraudulent complaint to e-bay (as I just have), then something may get done, however I'm not going to hold my breath.

 

Has anyone been in contact with Graham81?

What a stupid system  - You can advertise fraudulently, but a crime is only committed once the car is sold ???  - You can log fraud reports with Ebay, I have as well, however it's only a tickbox, and without a "real person" investigating it, It is meaningless.

Not even a box to write why you think it's fraudulent!

It's mental. I'll log when I'm back home, should be before auction ends.

You can advertise fraudulently, but a crime is only committed once the car is sold ??? 

 

when it comes to 2nd hand anything, its basically all down to the buyers vigilence

Just seen on ebay this item number 141633438321

Well done!!!!!!

Been following this from day 1. I can't believe the cheek of some people

Just seen on ebay this item number 141633438321

Well done!!!!!!

Been following this from day 1. I can't believe the cheek of some people

 

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141633438321

 

Lets all pile in with bids :D  :D  :D  :D

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141633438321

 

Lets all pile in with bids :D  :D  :D  :D

Definitely a plan, does the address of the winning bidder show up though? Not sure I want this scrotum knowing where I live.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141633438321

Lets all pile in with bids :D:D:D:D

I reckon it is somebody from here?

If so I 2ould like to meet you and shake your hand for hopefully exposing the fraud to unsuspecting people who don't know how to use the Internet for checking a cars details

I don't know how to paste links but this is the orignal item numbernumber 191553751057

It was at £1100 ish about an hour ago and now at £4600.

Hopefully somebody is just applying extra bids

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