Hello!

Hmm.... disposable accounts to trash this 
dirtbag's auctions... Sounds tempting.  ^_^  I 
hate to admit it but I feel particularly vengeful 
because I'm so disgruntled about the misuse of my 
scans, particularly the one with my URL on it!  
(getting awfully tired of people emailing me to 
ask if that's -me- auctioning the cel)
Still, it's not something I would want to resort 
to.  I've tried contacting some of the bidders but 
as quickly as I send off emails, more new bidders 
appear.  So many people wanting to get in on a 
good deal.  When someone thinks they can get 
something for nothing, they tend not to see the 
obvious probability of a scam.  For example the 
Laker bidder placed his/her bid despite the fact 
the bid history already had a number of 
retractions.  It could be that they didn't look, 
but I know I would have checked to see the bid 
history for a cel of obvious value only going for 
less than a hundred dollars with only a day left.

*sigh*  And I can only imagine the last minute 
bidding that may occur.  But several of the 
bidders have emailed me to say that they finally 
retracted their bids because they received 
numerous emails about the fraudulent auctions.  
So, at least that tactic is rendering some 
successful results.  Good work everyone, thanks 
for the help.  I probably wouldn't have noticed 
the auctions until after the fact since I don't 
check eBay frequently.  Glad there are so many 
observant people around. :)  

Take care,

- Debbye