great deal on Ebay!

[mac jones]

You have gotta love this stuff. :D

http://cgi.ebay.com/Brand-New-MacBook-Pro-15-domain_W0QQitemZ280310989504QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item280310989504&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14&_trkparms=66%3A4%7C65%3A10%7C39%3A1%7C240%3A1318

Note: check out his feedback

BTW please don't buy this :D

[winninganthem]

Oh my god...

"This auction is for the domain name brandnewmacbookpro15.com"

Horrible...

[simplymuzik3]

thats amazing! I think I might get one myself! :P
I really hope that nobody actually gets this thinking its a mbp. :D

[UltraNEO*]

Jesus... this is like the Xbox360 one..

[atticus27]

wow dude's an a-hole to do that

[MrM]

This auction is for the domain name brandnewmacbookpro15.com, which can be used for a website relating to this device. Please be aware that this auction is not for the acutal macbook pro. I am only selling a domain name. No refunds. Thank you.


I love scam artists.

[chilipie]

wow dude's an a-hole to do that

Not really. If you're too incompetent to actually read the description of what you're buying, you deserve whatever you get.

[katanna]

Not really. If you're too incompetent to actually read the description of what you're buying, you deserve whatever you get.

The problem is: you can read 99% of the description and still not see the one line that creates the scam.

Just because there is one line that says "it is a domain" doesn't mean it is legal to do this: the poster made a long article about something that he is NOT selling for the reason of covering up the one line about what he IS selling... this is a fraud, and can be fought in court (for the unfortunate person who didn't read the one line).

Matthew

[AmbitiousLemon]

everyone click the link at the bottom of the page that says "report this item" in the "other options" section.

[daywalker00]

tricky post :mad: