Golly gee, another Mega-Seller scandal replete with bogus items, policy violations, corporate shills, obvious feedback manipulation, censorship... My oh my! Same old sleazebaY!

It starts out at auctionbytes blog.

All it takes is a quick trip to the feedback page of toysrus observing comments left for items which couyld not possibly have been received, by questionable IDs. Then start looking at the IDs of those whom left feedback, and then who they in turn, left feedback for, search a few usernames, check ID history etc to see it is an ever-widening scam! It's fraud in that an appearance of trustworthiness and success is being manufactured through unlawful falsehoods and deceit.

But also on ebay forums things are getting hoky as sleazebay writhes and squirms to make evidence of massive fraud and misconduct go away.

JUST HOW LONG OF A NECK DOES A GIRAFFE REALLY HAVE?

Here's one of at least a few to 'evaporate' ;p

I notice there isn't as much outrage as when the Buy.com padded listings scandal got exposed for example. Hopefully someone out there can put together some sort of comprehensive presentation of the events.

Others can simply spread the word that ebaY operates likes the Mafia in some strange 1984-like bizarro universe, and that folks should avoid conducting any biz or even visiting there, along with their partners in crime.

Edit to add:

I've updated to replace a partial (cropped) image of what's gone unusable. Rest assured although we never published or posted much about this affair, it did not go unnoticed.  ;p

Further, you just never know what you may find retracing old events.