Stolen KKG pins! Please help! Pass this along....

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by badgeguy

The same seller who when asked by the KKG historian to "donate" the pins was told to put on a bid like everyone else??

Shame on you for telling this lie and trying to tarnish the reputation of the KKG archivist.

[fascination]

Since the seller refuses to cancel the sale until this is resolved, as he could/should have done, I wonder if someone could bid really high in order to ensure that they are the high bidder and then refuse to pay until the seller can prove legal ownership. There is still 2 1/2 hours left.

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by fascination

Since the seller refuses to cancel the sale until this is resolved, as he could/should have done, I wonder if someone could bid really high in order to ensure that they are the high bidder and then refuse to pay until the seller can prove legal ownership. There is still 2 1/2 hours left.

Not really an option. If the buyer refuses to pay up promptly, the badges are simply not shipped & go back up for another auction. The seller has no obligation to prove legal ownership.

It is ridiculously simple to get the auction stopped IF there is legitimate proof that they were stolen.

[badgeguy]

Originally Posted by thetalady

Shame on you for telling this lie and trying to tarnish the reputation of the KKG archivist.

I wasn't telling a lie, I was trying to point out that the seller was not even interested in ending the auction for the sorority to which these pins are from...

Shame on on YOU for inferring something other than what I wrote!!!!

[thetalady]

Originally Posted by badgeguy

I wasn't telling a lie, I was trying to point out that the seller was not even interested in ending the auction for the sorority to which these pins are from...

Shame on on YOU for inferring something other than what I wrote!!!!

I didn't infer anything. You are the bald faced liar. You wrote that the Kappa Archivist asked the seller to DONATE the badges. The fact is that she offered to pay for them.

Your time here is up. People are seeing you for the user that you are.