Honda 2000i generator

 eBay: http://301url.com/Honda_2000i

  Per George Orwell:

Geeze!.... I think I got my new one for about that amount
including shipping...
--
PeteCresswell

 
The listing says nothing about the warranty status of the generator,
and (IMO) gives false information about the generator capacity.  At
that price, I would not touch it with the proverbial ten foot pole.

Vaughn

 He's spammed every group that I read with that.  Thing to do is complain to
Ebay, for
all the good it'll do.



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 no@never.com says...

Ebay, for

There is somebody posting this sort of thing to numerous
newsgroups, but each item is on-topic.  The poster seems to use a
different name for different newsgroups.

For example, "Ned" keeps posting links to coin auctions in
rec.collecting.coins  And an interesting thing there is that some
of those coins might be misrepresented, severely overpriced, or
fake.

Then, after the action is finished, the poster follows up,
announcing the sale price.

I see two possibilities.  Either this person is a shill, trying
to draw attention to sleazy auctions and drive up the bidding.  
Or s/he is subtly warning about the dangers of such auctions,
with a sort of "Look at what that sleazebag is selling," followed
by, "Look how much somebody got taken for."


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