British dude pays over $700 for a XBox One on eBay... Receives a picture.

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Funniest shit I've read all week.

Nottingham teenager furious after paying £450 for a photo of an XBox One on eBay | Nottingham Post

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Has a kid at 15.
Pays $800 for an Xbox.
Pays $800 for an item on eBay without even reading the description.

WaFo admin?
 
Inb4 PayPal refuseS to refund money to buyer and or holds funds 180 days
 
Another prime example of humans getting in the way of the learning process.

All this dickhead learned was he 'got scammed', when what really happened is he's a fucking idiot who can't read a description and parse that information - her got exactly what he paid for.

Might not be an ethical thing to do, selling pictures to trick people, but sometimes when one gets tricked, one deserves it.
 
The 19-year-old student, of Bilborough, had saved up in order to buy a limited edition Day One version of the console as a surprise Christmas present for his four-year-old son, McKenzie.
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Bullshit...
 
At least the seller was polite:

Mr Clatworthy received the photo in the post on Monday, saying: "They'd written on the back of it 'thank you for your purchase'. I was fuming."
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SkyFire said:
Another prime example of humans getting in the way of the learning process.

All this dickhead learned was he 'got scammed', when what really happened is he's a fucking idiot who can't read a description and parse that information - her got exactly what he paid for.

Might not be an ethical thing to do, selling pictures to trick people, but sometimes when one gets tricked, one deserves it.
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You actually believe that nonsense?

"She deserved to get raped for wearing that dress."

"He should have read the super small fine print and assumed the main print was misleading."

The person who sold the picture is a manipulative, lying thief who deserves some jail time.

I'm just not sure what you're point is... He didn't make a mistake. He was victimized. And it'll get taken care of appropriately. He will have his money back, guaranteed.
 
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