.. people fall for auctions $40 ipods etc etc-- all the sellers give you after auction is a web address:

http://www.Get-Free-electronics.com

yay another matrix.

i actually cut+pasted some of the auction claims in google and found the site myself, and then emailed the seller who confessed that it was the url he emailed after payment was recieved.

pathetic..

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From: xxxx [mailto: xxxxx @ xxxx . xxx ]
Sent: 05 February 2004 19:10
To: xxxxxx @ xxxxx . xx
Subject: Re: Question from eBay Member

What is the item number? Some of my auction is for Get-Free-electronics.com, but others not.

xxxx @ xxxx . xx wrote:

This email was sent by an eBay member via eBay's email forwarding system.
If you reply to the email, your response will go directly to the member and
not through eBay.

eBay Marketplace Safety Tip:
If this email is an offer to sell you an item without winning the listing
on eBay, please report it to us at http://pages.ebay.de/help/policies/seller-solicitation.html.
Please do not respond to it. Regardless of the apparent feedback of the
sender or any claims they might make, such an offer is not only against our
rules, but it is extremely risky. It is unsafe to purchase such an item through
a transaction that is not on our site. You will lose the benefit of eBay's
purchase protection programs, and run the risk of losing your money.

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To member: xxxxx
From member: xxxxx
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is this a bidding auction for http://www.get-free-electronics.com ???

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