you should sell the lens I sent you, "can only be used as an ornament due to its current state"

someones bid on my ww2 air raid siren too £35 so far

No, by the shill bidding. Tapatalk does weird stuff with quoting!

It's only shill bidding if you won't pay for the item

Personally if a family member has an auction going I'll bid on it, pay cash then (depending on if the item meets my requirements, I have bought stuff from friends and family on ebay) instantly get a refund thanks to the good nature of the seller. They can then offer it second chance if they wanted

It did mean for a short period of time I owned a classic 1930s/1940s sports car though (didn't own it long enough to send the paperwork off to the dvla)

damn dunno what to do with selling my ww2 style air raid siren, Im sure that cost me about £75 and I have one bid for £35 but the local RAF base are asking me if they can buy it for their museum, so dunno how much I should charge them or if its appropiate to ask how much they would pay its got a buy it now for £50

You say WWII style siren, If it's not authentic then I wonder why the museum is interested?

I even said to them its not ww2 era but a modern one that sounds exactly like a ww2 one and they said theyre still interested etc

edit its not £75 I paid £120 for that!

No actually, that wasn't after inflating the price, I'VE NEVER DONE THAT, I've only ever ENDED the auction by getting my mate to bid for it.
to quote the (typical) feedback I received when I lowered the price:
"very very honest guy, even dropped price after the auction,extremely reliable,"

That is not the feedback you receive if you "defraud consumers". I'm not a criminal, and was quite offended by your insinuation last night.

I have 100% positive feedback with all transactions. Yes I do recommend shill bidding with the caveat that it is illegal, on the technicality that it's a good way to avoid Ebay's fees for starting the bid high or using a reserve price, you should only do it to end the auction.

To those pretending to be disgusted, get a life.

I'm not pretending, I'm genuinely disgusted. I put you right down there with people who clock cars, feign other interest in their item or otherwise mislead consumers - you distorted the sale, you even had an accessory. You, sir, are a fraudster whether you accept it or not and I couldn't give a toss what my insinuation does to you.

I believe in fair, equitable transactions whereby the consumer is not deceived as to any aspect or nature of the sale and I would gladly see anyone who breaks the UK's fair trading laws locked away for being a deceptive little [LIFTED].

I'm not pretending. Maybe disgusted is an overstatement. Shocked and disappointed would be more accurate maybe, though disgusted is certainly close.

But what the heck, I couldn't care less what you think because you seem to be a totally ridiculous person.

well the guy that wants the siren offering me £60 "off ebay" I think ill go for that

edit: damn not actually sure now, wonder if I should accept £60

the bid is only up to £36 atm