last week a guy who had his mountain bike stolen found it on e-bay bid and won and went 'round to collect taking the police with him i think - i guess the legal way is the best...but....! i have no sympathy for those who are nicking our stuff.

It's a DOC sticker (Shouldn't hold that against him...). It's because of that he recognised the rest of his parts.

oh well I tried to warn the buyers but firstly, ebay have deactivated the spare account I used to have for just such circumstances (inactivity I guess) - then, when I was working my way through emailing each of the high bidders, ebay has an imposed limit on the number of emails that can be sent each day???
Think I got most anyway. Good call guys.

Has any body tried to tell him He may be selling stolen goods?

He may be a mug and doing somebody elses dirty work?

If he is knowingly selling dodgie stuff hope I he gets caught!

So is it you then ?, seems a bit odd you posting your first message here as a response to this thread and signing on as "bikebittz"

Interestingly "no longer registered with ebay" :D

the plot thickens

soon be as thick as the scum himself :flame:

What a knob.

Can one of the moderators track the registered IP address of the above nugget who posted here please and save the details?

If Fiscus fish knows the rightfull owner of the stolen stuff he can give the IP address to him and allow the cops to do there job and try and trace it to the address in Cardiff.

Better still if anyone has access to IP tracing software get the address and a few of the boys could pay him a visit!

That is is the above login and old now deactivated account on flea bay are the same person, which it sure looks like!!

Regards

ScottyB

Seems the owner of the stolen parts is also contacting buyers himself as well.