what a dick

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Star-Wars-Vintage-MOC-Vinyl-Cloth-Jawa_W0QQitemZ190049328048QQihZ009QQcategoryZ56306QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

check the question at the bottom, where exactly in the description does it state it's a recard? :evil:

It may just be a typing error and in their defence they have shown the "recard question" in the listing.

Of course it is 99% certain the cape is also repro!! :wink:

The listing is misleading. but they did show the question, so....?

I assume the person asking the question was offering Ã'£25?

It is quite or very misleading imo, but to be fair they did show the question.

Edd
More and more people are doing this lately ie leaving out important info until someone asks the question I find it really annoying the fact it is a recard should be in the title so that we dont have to trawl through the whole discription to find out. :evil:

mash

This is true.

But in this case it wasn't even in the auction.

This would mean that for every eBay auction you'd have to ask if it's a reseal, just in case the seller had 'left' it out.

sith-smith said:

This is true.

But in this case it wasn't even in the auction.

This would mean that for every eBay auction you'd have to ask if it's a reseal, just in case the seller had 'left' it out.

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if an auction for a loose or carded figure doesn't state its original I always assume its not, and if I want the item I ask that question. Its tedious but it covers you against fraud :roll:

spoons said:

sith-smith said:

if an auction for a loose or carded figure doesn't state its original I always assume its not, and if I want the item I ask that question. Its tedious but it covers you against fraud :roll:

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Probably sensible. There is a 'bit' of fraud on eBay. :twisted:

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Probably sensible. There is a 'bit' of fraud on eBay. :twisted:

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they did show the question but they did not state it in the auction and so you would have to question their honesty.

Also I am no expert but I would say the card looks like it is a recard next to the other one its almost to perfect!!

This would mean that for every eBay auction you'd have to ask if it's a reseal, just in case the seller had 'left' it out.

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I wonder how many potential buyers they lose because I am definitely someone who cannot be bothered to ask the questions?

mash

yeah, i'm too lazy too. :lol:

I kind of trust these people to much as well. Sadly that's probably unwise with eBay