From: Bruce Kalin (convoy@mtaofnj.us)
Date: Sat Jun 10 2006 - 07:14:31 PDT
I must differ with your opinion here , Lee.
If the seller's intention was to "copy" someone else's ads, then he'd
PS: I sent e-Bay three different fraud auction numbers for tractors that
Bruce
Lee Houde wrote:
> Interesting - I did several reverse phone number lookups on various
most likely not give a real number. So, listing as a "copy shop" is
probably accurate, although not legitimate :-) I didn't see any
indication that he was taking apart a vehicle and selling the parts,
although he did take some parts of a legitimate ad, so maybe you could
consider his operation a "chop shop."
were obviously phony - all listed at the same time within the last week
for three stolen ads. They were all taken down within 24 hours.
> telephone search websites - all came up no number found; if this is a
> real phone number, it is unlisted. Very unlikely that a copy shop
> would have an unlisted number. Chop shop maybe, copy shop unlikely,
> unless they only deal with a very select and limited clientle!
-- Bruce Kalin East Coast Convoy Coordinator USMCMTA, MVPA, MTANJ, NCMVPA
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