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"Andy H" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> >like i said Andy, if you thought the phone was stolen, why did you buy
> >it?!?!?! handling stolen goods is a criminal offence, punishable by a
> >custodial sentence.
>
> I didn't buy it if you care to check

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=3353572223

i did check and although you may not have bought it you are the high bidder.
i have cross refernced this ebay user id and it is you my friend. you need
to cover your tracks just a little bit better

if it isnt you then tell me why does the link on
http://www.computers-r-us.freeserve.co.uk point to
mailto:[email protected]?subject=ringtones and graphics??????????????

you are a liar and a bad one at that


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> >
> >then you started spamming, another offence under the computer crimes act!
>
> sorry
> >
> >you say the fone is stolen? evidence? you say you have reported it to
ebay,
> >yet they are still trading! why dont you report it to the police?
>
> ebay take forever to act on anything or have you not tried contacting
> them yourself. I can assure you they have been reported and if ebay
> rules are correct they will be suspended indefinitly
> >
> >if anyone choose to spam this email addy, feel free. i get ****e loads
> >anyway.........damn hotmail
>

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On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 23:07:07 +0100, Andy H <[email protected]> wrote:

>
>>Personally i think this andy haigh is getting everything he deserves.
>>
>>
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>>sms text addict? www.smstextaddict.co.uk
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>another one coming out of the crap to comment on things he knows
>nothing about


Andy no one doesnt matter who they are, deserves that no matter what
they've done. perhaps someone should keep doing that to ALL YOUR
email addresses. Its also childish and pathetic. I couldnt give a
toss if theyve sold you a stolen phone or not. If you have a rpoblem
with them then you go to the police, trading standards or even get
yourself a solicitor.


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On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 23:24:14 +0100, Andy H <[email protected]> wrote:


>ebay take forever to act on anything or have you not tried contacting
>them yourself. I can assure you they have been reported and if ebay
>rules are correct they will be suspended indefinitly
>>

so will spammers accounts who spam newsgroups with peoples email
address to attract spam ;-)



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On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 23:45:33 +0100, "jon" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>"Andy H" <[email protected]> wrote in message
>news:[email protected]...
>>
>> >like i said Andy, if you thought the phone was stolen, why did you buy
>> >it?!?!?! handling stolen goods is a criminal offence, punishable by a
>> >custodial sentence.
>>
>> I didn't buy it if you care to check
>
>http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=3353572223

It says (after it shows andy won the bid ) in black and white:

Blocked Nokia 6310i mobile phone that was given to me by my friend who
is a black cab driver and found it in the back of his taxi. The phone
is in excellent condition and was originally on orange network. I have
no idea if the phone can be unblocked but believe the phone to be tri
band(not that I know what that means).As the phone is blocked it is
sold as seen with no returns. There is no reserve and I am sure this
will be a bargain for those in the know!There is no sim card.



Basically there is nothing you can do she has told you that the phone
is blocked and was found in a back of her friends black cab with no
sim, what more do you want twat.

Its twats like you that ruin ebay, do you know it costs money to place
an item up for bid? If i was you i would either pay and and re sell
the goods on ebay or offer the lady a settlement for wasting her time
so she can sell it to someone who wants it.
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http://cgi2.ebay.co.uk/aw-cgi/eBayIS...id=louise_kelt
for what louise thinks of you, turns out you are a dab hand at p@@@ing
people off ;-)


oh did i forget a bullsh1tter too? grow up and join the real world,
the only person ebay should be barring is you andy.

























On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 21:59:11 GMT, [email protected]
(smstextaddict.co.uk ) (smstextaddict co uk) wrote:

>On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 22:19:12 +0100, Chris
><[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>On Sat, 25 Oct 2003 21:25:27 +0100, "jon" <[email protected]>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>apparently it would appear this man has been making these postings:
>>>[email protected]
>>>
>>>[email protected]
>>>
>>>[email protected]
>>>
>>>[email protected]
>>>
>>>[email protected]
>>>
>>>[email protected]
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>i wonder if you want to get in touch andy?
>>
>>And you are just as bad by posting this guys details. Do you know the
>>full story before getting involved?
>
>
>surely its not as bad as putting one persons email addy there dozens
>of times? email harvesters will pick up the address and send dozens
>of the same crap to the one address, at least here its only going 6 of
>andys accounts (one to each not 20 or so to one) ;-)
>
>Personally i think this andy haigh is getting everything he deserves.
>
>
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>sms text addict? www.smstextaddict.co.uk
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"smstextaddict.co.uk (smstextaddict co uk)"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
<snip>
> Basically there is nothing you can do she has told you that the phone
> is blocked and was found in a back of her friends black cab with no
> sim, what more do you want twat.

I'm not trying to provoke an argument here, but I think you're missing the
point. The honest thing to do would have been to hand the damn thing in -
after all, it doesn't belong to either the taxi driver or the seller, so
what the legalities of it are, and how plod would look at it, I think you
can have a good guess.

The attitude of the seller is bad enough, but then to have someone who has
knowingly bought it - knowing it's history - ranting about it being stolen,
just goes to show the mentality of both buyer and seller. At the end of the
day, they're both in the wrong, and name calling one or the other isn't
going to help matters.

> Its twats like you that ruin ebay,

No, it's twats like the seller who knowingly sell stolen goods that ruin
EBay.

> do you know it costs money to place
> an item up for bid? If i was you i would either pay and and re sell
> the goods on ebay or offer the lady a settlement for wasting her time
> so she can sell it to someone who wants it.

And if it was me, I'd notify EBay of the sale (which they should have
noticed in the first place), and possibly forward the details on to the
Police (not that I think they'll bother to do anything about it - too busy
checking windscreen washer fluid levels). But then again, some people are
just plain dishonest.

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>>> http://www.thephonelocker.co.uk <<<
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"smstextaddict.co.uk (smstextaddict co uk)"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> It says (after it shows andy won the bid ) in black and white:
>
> Blocked Nokia 6310i mobile phone that was given to me by my friend who
> is a black cab driver and found it in the back of his taxi. The phone
> is in excellent condition and was originally on orange network. I have
> no idea if the phone can be unblocked but believe the phone to be tri
> band(not that I know what that means).As the phone is blocked it is
> sold as seen with no returns. There is no reserve and I am sure this
> will be a bargain for those in the know!There is no sim card.
>

He`s another Idiot who doesn`t read the listings properly..

> Its twats like you that ruin ebay, do you know it costs money to place
> an item up for bid?

Agreed...

"smstextaddict.co.uk wrote
> Its twats like you that ruin ebay, do you know it costs money to place
> an item up for bid? If i was you i would either pay and and re sell
> the goods on ebay or offer the lady a settlement for wasting her time
> so she can sell it to someone who wants it.


dont worry about it too much smstext addict in my conversations to elaine
(who it would appear is a respected and valued professional member of
society, so i doubt she would be peddling stolen goods, especially as her
job will earn her the value of the fone in a day!!! dont really want to risk
that sort of employment for a quick dodgy deal now do you??!!

she actually sold the fone to the next bidder at the price andy had won it
at!! so andy actually did her a favour at that point by pushing up the final
price lol

the guy really is a stupid twat (andy) and is such a piss poor liar, knows
nothing about covering his tracks and even registers domains that he then
uses to piss poeple off with, in his own name and home address?!?!?!? with
fone number which is 01226 ****** lol i wouldnt be that cruel !! although i
expect andy would be.......just in case there is any comeback from this
little adventure i do have all his details recorded of course....should i
ever need to involve the boys in blue

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smstextaddict.co.uk <[email protected]> wrote:

> also [email protected]
>
> i think its well below the belt doing that to anyone, once you start
> getting spammed you will never stop it unless you close the account
> down all together.

Oh, you can use quite a few services that stop spam before it gets to
you.

David

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davidhorne (at) davidhorne (dot) co (dot) uk

"Richard Colton" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> "smstextaddict.co.uk (smstextaddict co uk)"
> <[email protected]> wrote in message
> news:[email protected]...
> <snip>
> > Basically there is nothing you can do she has told you that the phone
> > is blocked and was found in a back of her friends black cab with no
> > sim, what more do you want twat.
>
> I'm not trying to provoke an argument here, but I think you're missing the
> point. The honest thing to do would have been to hand the damn thing in -
> after all, it doesn't belong to either the taxi driver or the seller, so
> what the legalities of it are, and how plod would look at it, I think you
> can have a good guess.
>

The legal thing to do would be to make a reasonable effort to find the
owner...after that fails the 'phone is yours. That's the law. There's
nothing about handing it in unless you want to.

here is the story from the sellers end, ebay, the fone network and the
police where notified of the fone and it wasnt claimed!

snip """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
I was selling a blocked phone which was harmless enough as it had not been
claimed, Andy sent me a nasty e-mail saying he had reported me to e-bay for
selling a stolen phone. For which I replied asking him whether he did this
for a living and did he have nothing better to do. It turns out he sent
e-mails to 9 other e-bay users saying the same threatening message.

He started to get petty and in the final minute outbid our auction and won
it as Fred. When we asked for payment the e-mails were bounced back from
Andy's e-mail address.

We started to investigate why he had so many logons and so many e-mail
accounts and sent the full details to e-bay as it seemed a bit fishy!

He continued to e-mail both of us for which we replied.

We thought everything had stopped until on Wednesday we checked our e-bay
account to find he had left negative feedback saying we had tried to sell
him a stolen phone.

E-bay have not got back to us yet with the findings of their investigation
so I will e-mail them again with the updated information.
end snip """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""

with regards lost property the law is clear.......if it is not claimed, with
proof of ownership, within 3 months it becomes the property of the finder
(finders keepers and all that)

"Richard Colton" wrote
> No, it's twats like the seller who knowingly sell stolen goods that ruin
> EBay.
wasnt stolen read above.

> And if it was me, I'd notify EBay of the sale (which they should have
> noticed in the first place), and possibly forward the details on to the
> Police (not that I think they'll bother to do anything about it - too busy
> checking windscreen washer fluid levels). But then again, some people are
> just plain dishonest.

ebay and police informed and fone netwrok....read above

> >>> Unlock Your Phones Potential <<<
> >>> http://www.thephonelocker.co.uk <<<
> >>> http://www.uselessinfo.org.uk <<<

ah i see.... and its people like you that actually make the trade in stolen
phones possibl;e anyway?!?!?!?! i know its not ILLEGAL what you do, but it
could be argued that it is immorral.

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On Sun, 26 Oct 2003 10:51:10 GMT, "Richard Colton"
<[email protected]> wrote:


>And if it was me, I'd notify EBay of the sale (which they should have
>noticed in the first place), and possibly forward the details on to the
>Police (not that I think they'll bother to do anything about it - too busy
>checking windscreen washer fluid levels). But then again, some people are
>just plain dishonest.
>
>--
>>>> Unlock Your Phones Potential <<<
>>>> http://www.thephonelocker.co.uk <<<
>>>> http://www.uselessinfo.org.uk <<<
>
>
but not bening funny the description CLEARLY discribed the goods as
being blocked and left in a taxi. ok they should have been handed in,
but why did this andy haigh then go and bid for it?

Was it so he could push the price up ? or was it cos he didnt read the
description, when he realised that no one was going to out bid him he
paniced and started all this fuss up cos he didnt want to be left with
a blocked phone?


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On Sun, 26 Oct 2003 11:24:31 -0000, "jon" <[email protected]>
wrote:

>the guy really is a stupid twat (andy) and is such a piss poor liar, knows
>nothing about covering his tracks and even registers domains that he then
>uses to piss poeple off with, in his own name and home address?!?!?!? with
>fone number which is 01226 ****** lol i wouldnt be that cruel !! although i
>expect andy would be.......just in case there is any comeback from this
>little adventure i do have all his details recorded of course....should i
>ever need to involve the boys in blue
>
>--
>jon
>________
>replace the WORDS to make it work
>
>
hmmmm junk mail, double glazing sales calls, pizzas etc at night lol
;-)
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"jon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
>
> > >>> Unlock Your Phones Potential <<<
> > >>> http://www.thephonelocker.co.uk <<<
> > >>> http://www.uselessinfo.org.uk <<<
>
> ah i see.... and its people like you that actually make the trade in
stolen
> phones possibl;e anyway?!?!?!?! i know its not ILLEGAL what you do, but it
> could be argued that it is immorral.
>

Unlocking a phone is NOT anything to do with any security measure, Richard
will not make any stolen phones works, once a phone is blacklisted there
really nothing that can be done to make it work no matter how many unlockers
you take it to, that is not what we do.

--
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www.UnlockingIreland.com
UK, Ireland and worldwide phone unlocking.

>
>Its twats like you that ruin ebay, do you know it costs money to place
>an item up for bid? If i was you i would either pay and and re sell
>the goods on ebay or offer the lady a settlement for wasting her time
>so she can sell it to someone who wants it.
>-----
>sms text addict? www.smstextaddict.co.uk
>-----
you still don't know the facts and the phone was sold to the next
highest bidder.
having a feedback rating of over 400 (700 if you include other auction
sites) I know all about listing fees so don't preach to me.