In spirit of recommending some of my favorite websites, I’d like to give a quick BellYard Sales Stamp of Enjoyment to http://www.419eater.com/, a site dedicated to exposing fraudsters.
Speaking of stamps, I wasn’t too surprised at recent article titled “Is eBay stamp racket the Net’s stickiest scam?“.
The article got me thinking … is it? I personally think so, but on a much bigger scale then just stamps. The commonly unreported misrepresentation of goods is the largest and most unreported online. For an example, is that Gucci wallet you practically got for free from the seller on eBay really a Gucci or Pucci made in Vietnam? You would like to tell yourself it is and by golly he had positive feedback (whatever that really means!). But how can one tell? If one can tell eventually, can one swallow ones own pride enough to report the fraud? If one can swallow that pride, who does one report the online fraud to? eBay? Police? FBI? Batman!
Psst. Stamp Collectors. A little secret I’d like to share with you. Use BellYard Sales. At least with BellYard Sales, you will get seven days to approve the stamp before the seller gets paid. In the case of the stamp, that’s 168 consecutive hours to get your super small sticky paper collector b u double t over to an appraiser or your fellow collectors to see if the item is legit. If not, return and refund! It’s that simple with BellYard Sales.
Buy and Sell Safely,
./Casey
BellYard Sales 
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