Re: Best Alternative to eBay for banned 10 meter gear

[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Cranium) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (AntiKeyclown) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Darren418) wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>...
> > > > BTW,  Ebay is so large that they usually do not go out of their way to
> > > > look for items to ban.  What usually happens is some dirtbags out
> > > > there look for these radios and amps and e-mail ebay.  Then "poof"
> > > > your auction is ended.  Even though there is nothing illegal with the
> > > > item.  Ebay is making way to much money to let a legal radio (or
> > > > whatever) that someone "might" modify" to be sold on their system.
> > > > They seem to be afraid of repercussions down the road.
> > > > -------------
> > > > With all ebays money how come they are afraid to have a telephone??
> > > > ----------------
> > > 
> > > 
> > > Funny thing is that I've spotted quite a few HR2600's on eBay both
> > > before and since I tried posting my radio.  And no, I didn't email
> > > eBay about them nor am I going to post the links to the items (if the
> > > radio police want to, they can just search eBay to find them).  One
> > > that has been up for several days even proudly advertises its
> > > Chipswitch mod that covers CB.  Ummm, can you say "selective
> > > enforcement?"
> > 
> > Selective enforcement is ebay's right. You can't accept that.
> > Solution: get off ebay. Duhhhh.
> 
> Wrong again. eBay is a > business < and their business is connecting
> sellers and potential buyers. You can't accept that. Solution, stop
> being a Anti Girl. Duhhhh.

Fagboy...if you run a business you have the right to refuse service.
Go eat a throbbing dripping boner, you localnet fag.