Re: [CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO] UPDATE Re: eBay item. Description is not truthful---

Dan wrote:

> Remove your pictures or change their names on your web site and
> his will go dead in the water with broken links.

Oh, I didn't notice that. If Hans has time, temporarily replace one of
the images with a JPG containing text explaining the auction is a
ripoff! Hans, on your site, take the original picture and rename it,
also changing the HTML tag that references it. That way, visitors to
-your- site still see the right pic.
Visitors to the ripped off auction page will see the warning and there's
nothing the seller can do about it except close the auction early.

Ignoring this is not the answer. One of my favorite quotes:
"All that is required for evil to triumph is for good men to do
nothing". Besides, this reflects on you personally. I was looking at the
auction again and I see your name and email within the page.
High bidder gets ripped off and guess who they're gonna come screaming
too first? Best you try to nip this in the bud.

Maybe two JPG's, one with big red letters "SCAM ALERT" and another with
smaller text stating the nature of the scam, it's being reported to
ebay, and asking all bidders to cancel their bids.

Jon