Legit or not?

[KevinJB88]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...tem=5864549758

I am after a HDTV and saw this, looks ok but surely there must be a catch...

What you lot think?

Kevin

[Erad]

If you read it he wont give you the TV:

This is an auction for Informative document on where to receive this amazing Brand New HDTV for £154.99!!!


He wont give you the TV, but he'll give you a referal link and he'll tell you to pay 15 people to sign up under you for a tenner. And the fivers your own offer or something like that.

Or its a gold mine that we dont know about.

[flumperino]

10 foot.......barge pole.....

you know the rest

[beerman]

one rule I always stick to on ebay.

If it looks too good to be true, it probably is. Even if he gave you true information on how to get hold of one for £155 you'd probably have to buy 1000 or some stupid amount to get them at that price.

[wiggi28]

they say theres one born every day so all i will say is happy birthday to you !

[Shambles]

they say theres one born every day so all i will say is happy birthday to you !

Ouch !

[KevinJB88]

I knew it werent the tv for that price christ, it was the infomation I was wondering about...

[Midnight_Toker]

I bought one of these things a couple of weeks ago (yes I know, but its only a quid for god's sake). The one I bought was "Sony PSP for under a fiver!!!!" (note the extra !'s)

Basically the info said this guy found a flaw with online roulette, where you sign up to 888.com with his "special refer" and they match your sign-up pound for pound, so basically you sign up with £200 and they put an EXTRA £200 in your betting account. Then you take your £200 back and play with their money. Then he had an elaborate system that you followed and tripled your money.

The guy had loads of positive feedback, but not one of them actually stated that the system worked, so I chalked it up to experience and filed it under B for Bullshit.

Quite happy to post the info doc up if anyone's interested...(for £1 each (joke))