quick ebay warning
 

Just a heads up to my sisters say don't bid on item 3969671828 on ebay unless you want to be scammed.

I just found out that this is the same pin that was sold in December.

The seller, jkrantz, sold this pin with only a frontal photo at first
in the middle of december 2004. Their phone number, email address, and first name are listed in the auction. First they said that the back was wiped clean, which they also printed on the bottom part of that ad that you can still see if you highlight the answer portion (they tried to black it out later) at:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=3947010160

Then, they changed their story a few days later and said that the date on the back was 2-4-33. Also, a new photo lineup was presented with new info on the back that was clearly noticible.

The winner of the action was cryptosara. On Jan 5,
jkrantz left feedback for cryptosara stating:
"THANK YOU FOR A FLAWLESS AND FUN EBAY EXPERIENCE!"
at the same time,jkrantz received the following feedback from
cryptosara stating: "Beautiful pin! Seller helpful. Good experience."

Now here is the same exact pin (now item#3969671828) being sold by jkrantz (not cryptosara) on ebay. Fishy!!

Just don't want any sisters getting taken advantage of!

That is so weird! What kind of sicko would sell a fraternity badge (clearly they have never been greek!) and, worse, manipulate a fraudulent sale of a fraternity badge? What a bad person. Seriously. This calls for my most severe use of smiley. Stand back: :mad:

I advocate the severe use of smiley.

I believe if you tell the powers that be at eBay about this that they can take actions against the seller... wouldn't know how to go about that though!

Well that's lame... all us GC Kappas might have to take this into our own hands! I'm sure our scathing rhetoric and use of angry smilies towards eBay will force them into agreeing with us... haha. :p