Latest on the Obama Birth Certificate eBay Auction is Scratched

eBay messages | 6/30 | self

[woofie]

This is the latest messaging I have had with the seller on eBay

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Dear colmado_naranja,

I see the auction has been pulled (again), also I got a bunch of warnings that you might be trying to get my account info etc.

I sure hope you are legit or at least not trying to cause harm

If you can tell me anything about what is going on I'd appreciate it

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Dear ____

Hi. Don't worry, I'm not a scammer. You can check with other eBayers that have made posts all over the internet in support of me and that eBay is now to the point that they will say anything to cancel my auctions.

There will be no more auctions for Obama?s b.c., but this may interest you. Ebay item # 160345795373. ?Autographed photo of Smith and Andylenny abroad.?

Again you?ll have to search by listing number for the first several hours until the title becomes searchable.

I'm turning the b.c. over to WorldNetDaily and Joseph Farah. Thanks for your support. You are appreciated.

- colmado_naranja

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I had recieved this from eBay earlier:

Hello ______________

Our records show that you recently received an email from colmado_naranja through the Ask Seller a Question or Contact eBay Member features. This email may be fraudulent and an attempt to do one of the following:

- Obtain your eBay password - Gain access to your eBay account - Use your eBay account for fraudulent activity - Set up an outside-of-eBay transaction which may be fraudulent

This kind of email is often called a "phish" or "phishing attempt," and the people who send them are known as "phishers." Phishers use these methods to try to get your personal information, such as user names, passwords and credit card details. Because the emails may sometimes come through the eBay system, the phisher may seem to be trustworthy and have a good reason to contact you.

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Sincerely,

eBay Trust & Safety team

[Two Kids' Dad]

It IS Inspector Smith’s channel, but since he has not uploaded any videos, the default video is the last one he favorited.

When you go to the link, click on the word “Uploads” to the right of the yellow ‘subscribe’ box.

Hopefully that clears things up about that.

[mojitojoe]

Here is your post:
You said — Funny how you knew they were referring to you when troll was mentioned.

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Well, it’s not strange or weird, when you see all the Obama Derangement Syndrome types here always using the same word with me... LOL...

As I said, it’s a simple definition for what the Obama Derangement Syndrome types use for “troll”

“If you don’t agree with me, you’re a troll”... :-)

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Now look at this, it’s all the space you need to take up:

You said-Funny how you knew they were referring to you when troll was mentioned
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Well, it’s not strange or weird, when you see all the Obama Derangement Syndrome types here always using the same word with me... LOL...As I said, it’s a simple definition for what the Obama Derangement Syndrome types use for “troll”
“If you don’t agree with me, you’re a troll”... :-)

[Miss Behave]

Bump.

[LucyT]

the troll found the thread

Trolls are foolish people; not once have they ever changed anyone's mind.

[Star Traveler]

You said — Would you STOP double spacing your comments and making 3 sentences take up half the page. Everyone complains about this and we all know why you do it.

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Hey, I never make complaints about how someone wants to place their posts. I mean, there are people who answer by posting pictures, instead of words. But, you’ve never heard me complain about it...

There’s no set format for how someone is to post, so until there is, my advice is to give up on complaining about “how” someone posts...

[Star Traveler]

I guess you’ve never been in on those threads where someone posts a bunch of stuff and never puts in paragraphs. That kind of poster gets complaints, too. I was just in on one of those threads a week or so ago, and the guy was wondering why everyone was griping at him. I told him it’s about “paragraphs”... you must have paragraphs...

And so it is... you must have paragraphs.

Now, as to how you set up your paragraphs, that’s up to the writer...

[... and if you would like a reference to that thread I was just talking about, so you’ll know that I was not just making up that story for you and for this post, I’ll gladly get you the reference... just let me know...]

[1COUNTER-MORTER-68]

I lean toward “empty lives” in most cases...

[LucyT]

[lmr]

I meant Youtube, not ebay... Oops.

[Star Traveler]

“Well, isn’t that special?”

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The Church Lady
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Church_Lady

LOL...

[Shelayne]

How can you tell they are the same? Ebay scrambles random letters and numbers. They don’t actually do the first and last characters of the name. They used to show the name of the highest bidder, but I’m guessing it led to hostile e-mail if someone was outbid and solicitations to buy outside eBay’s parameters. Now they do the scramble fake-out thing, though your “new” name is the same throughout that particular auction. I have had all sorts of interesting names, and they are not even close to mine. LOL.

[mojitojoe]

Some asshat on there said even if he was born in Kenya he is still eligible.

[lmr]

It will expose this little ebay exercise as a fraud. Nothing more, nothing less.

I am beginning to think that this is the likely outcome. WND, Farah, Corsi, Limbaugh, Levin and even Savage are much too intelligent to fall for anything. The only thing we know for certain of Obama's BC is that he's spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to make sure that none of us get to see the document.

[mojitojoe]

Every sentence does not require a new paragraph.

[mojitojoe]

[Star Traveler]

I suggest you take up teaching composition in a college course, then, teaching all these up and coming students... LOL..

[Freedom2specul8]

He has a quote from my homepage, lol!

[1COUNTER-MORTER-68]

!LMAOROF!!!...;0)

[mojitojoe]

Here's the pic from his youtube page. It's small, hard to see.

[Star Traveler]

You said — Interesting comments on this at gatewaypundit.

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Boy, that’s one long list of comments... :-)

[ couldn’t make it all the way through... ]