
Originally Posted by
Clinton
While I'm waiting for Peter to reply, I'll make you an offer: Find me one MFF listed by a frequent seller that's not fraudulent in any way, shape or form ... and I'll spend the time to prove you're wrong about that listing. This includes all starters and turnkeys, Ken. I can't say that every single MFF is fraudulent for the simple reason that I haven't evaluated every single MFF. But the logic in my last post still holds: any MFF seller not playing the dirty tricks game won't last long and won't become a frequent seller. Among the frequent sellers there is no doubt some of them consider themselves good guys and try to operate in a more open and ethical way than others, but that's "open" and "ethical" by their standards. 100% of their listings should be fraudulent in some way. It might be the wording of the listing, it might be the dupe accounts shill bidding.... fraud takes many forms.
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