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  • #48625
    Doug
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    #48627
    Organic
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    That does look suspect. I’m particularly wary of the “ships from China” bit because all WE products are made in the USA these days. I don’t know why anyone would legitimately sell for such a low price since it would be at a loss. I’d pass on that.

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    #48640
    wickededge
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    The link didn’t work yesterday and now takes me to a different listing showing water stones. I keep wanting to visit the listing and pass it on to our patent attorney but keep missing the one you guys have seen. If you see it again, please take a screenshot and note the seller.

    -Clay

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    #48687
    bwrightmcse
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    Hey Clay, search for user  juus245

    Go to his feedback look for the one user that says “fried” that provided negative feedback, click on his negative feedback  and then click on the link “view item” or “See Original Listing” depending if you are using a mobile device or PC web browser. It looks like he sold 30 of them.

    Good luck

    #48688
    tcmeyer
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    Smells like stolen goods. Is there a dealer out there who would have had that many in inventory?  Maybe a shipment that got hijacked?

    #48689
    bwrightmcse
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    I’m going to go with straight up scam. If you look at the sellers feedback (28) Most all of the sales are for a couple cheap balloons for a couple of bucks each and the comments in the feedback are very similar and copied in most instances. IMO these are signs of setting up fake feedback profiles. I would say someone setup a cheapo profile to do a quick scam for 300.00$ USD based on 30 units at 10$ ea. Also If I’m not mistaken PayPal pays out after 30 days so If the seller promises delivery in 45-60 days, he will get paid and disappear after he gets paid in 30 days.  If he was to setup dozens of these fake accounts (using disposable pre-paid credit cards) a month he could theoretically make a decent scam wage based on the cost of living in China. IMO if this is the case he missed the boat, he could have said 100$ per unit and he still would have sold all 30 in hours, lol.

    #48690
    tcmeyer
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    Yup, scam makes more sense.  Even a thief couldn’t afford to sell ’em so cheap.  Not to mention he’d be smart enough to know what the value of the stuff he’s selling is.

    #48723
    wickededge
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    juus245

    Thanks bwrightmcs3 – I think we got them shut down via eBay’s IP protection department but please let me know if you see them pop up again.

    -Clay

    #48741
    Doug
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    Go get Dullknife next !!!

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    #48751
    wickededge
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    Go get Dullknife next !!!

    We’re working on that as well. They are former manufacturing partners in direct violation of our NDA and patent.

    -Clay

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