Ebay how can this be legal?

[NC field hunter]

I just ran across this on eBay. The piece for sale is not an indian relic. It is an element from an old electrical appliance. I think it's from a coffee pot.







How do I know? I found one last winter and a member on here had found one as well. The other member knew what it was. Here is mine.



Look at the price on this piece of junk. Literally, it's trash!!

 

[GatorBoy]

Definitely from the cup-a-joe tribe.

 

[NC field hunter]

Definitely from the cup-a-joe tribe.

Cup-a-joe tribe. Lol! You think the seller has any clue? I bet not.

 

[joshuaream]

If I found one of those, and it felt like stone, I'd assume it was an ancient artifact.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

Report it to Ebay.

 

[GatorBoy]

Cup-a-joe tribe. Lol! You think the seller has any clue? I bet not.

Take a look at any other items he may have for sale my guess is it's an honest mistake

 

[NC field hunter]

Report it to Ebay.

I wanted to do that but I have no account. I would rather contact the seller. I hate to cause him a bad score or feed back number. Then again, he really should have some credit taken from him. I would never sell a piece that I could not explain. Nor would I buy one.

 

[Twitch]

Buyer beware. There are tons of fakes on ebay, artifacts, coins, others I'm sure. Probably some are honest mistakes, most probably are not.