Two N64 auctions. Different sellers. Same photo.

[DigitalSpace]

Take a look at this.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...124941604&rd=1

There's your average N64 auction with a console, Zelda, Mario, a wrestling game, and so on.

Now, look at this:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...125534085&rd=1

Say, that photo looks familiar...

[Gapporin]

I like the fact that they are both "Nitendo 64"'s. Hmm...

[-hellvin-]

Hmmm...which one is the fake? An incorrect guess may cost you quite a bit.

[Predatorxs]

BOTH auctions equal = Fucktard!

..XS

[Daria]

I remember when I bought my harvest moon cow there was one auction that ended first and went for like $50, then two other auctions popped up, the last auction had stolen it's picture from the first auction which had already ended but was at a lower price then the second auction. So of course I bid on the "real" auction and hoped everyone would flock to the fake... which they did. Actually I hope it wasn't a fake but it certainly helped keep the price of my plushie down. (:

[Cmosfm]

Looks like the first one is the legit auction, and the second one is an auction with a picture stolen from the first one.

[Predatorxs]

I think your right with that... But why do they steal pics, the original pic owner could just get it pulled?! and ruin his auction.

..XS

[tholly]

the second auctions description doesnt even match what is in the picture...the second one obviously stole the pic.

[Predatorxs]

the second auctions description doesnt even match what is in the picture...the second one obviously stole the pic.

Yeah i noticed that just now, that seller equals tool!, and no, not a ebay selling tool, just a stupid tool

..XS

[rpepper9]

It could be that the seller has two ebay accounts. Taking photos from an auction and using them in yours is a bad idea, but if the items for sale don't even match why would you even try to get away with it. What an Ass Hat!