1st.

Anybody searching E-bay is not exactly worried about wasting their time.
When they decided to forgo their Doctorate degree to find the next great
deal on e-bay they sealed their own fate.

2nd.

I am not the seller. I have in the past sold VW's on E-bay, and will
continue to do so. With or without your support. As a matter of fact, I gave
away a nice automatic '85 Vanagon today (I gave it away mostly so I didn't
have to deal with people like you nit-picking over the unimportant details).

3rd.

This is a VW Vanagon Owners web-ring and yet you promote your S**cumology
website at the bottom of your tag-line. What's the difference between you
posting that and the seller of that custom truck putting the letters VW in
his heading? Maybe he meant Very Well made, or Vishie sWah. Who knows.

4th.

Lighten up...just because.

Ward

-----Original Message-----
From: Vanagon Mailing List [mailto:vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM]On Behalf
Of Gnarlodious
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 2:02 PM
To: vanagon@GERRY.VANAGON.COM
Subject: Re: eBay Motors item 2409707944 (Ends Apr-08-03 11:48:14 PDT )
- Dodge : A 10...

Entity Lucas & Angie Boyer spoke thus:

>Somebody's got too much time on their hands.
The reason this mislabeling is not allowed on eBay is that it wastes the
buyers time. The OP entered a search term and an item came up that was not a
VW. He obviously didn't feel he had too much time on his hands or he would
not have complained.
 ebay's "Terms of Selling" page explains this. The statements you made in
your post are exactly the justifications a seller would use. Maybe you do
this kind of thing regularly. Maybe you are the seller!

-- Rachel
http://www.Spectrumology.com