For the guys who still don't get it

[Daniel Dravot]

Rolex Milgauss 40MM Black Dial Automatic SS Mens Watch

The seller has zero transactions.

The seller registered 8 days before posting this auction.

The seller wants US$1,000 buy it now for a Rolex Milgauss, no model number provided.

Questions:

1) Is the watch in the photo a replica?
2) Where did the photo come from?
3) Why would anyone believe this seller actually owns the watch in the auction?

Answers:

No, who knows / who cares, and there's no logical reason to believe this seller has a Rolex to sell.

This is the prototypical scam perpetrated by someone who is trying to snare an unsuspecting buyer looking for the bargain of a lifetime.



Also see:

Rolex Submariner Wrist Watch for Men

Rolex Men's DateJust 18K White Gold

This seller registered yesterday . . .

[MonBK]

I don't get it, sounds like a fair price.

[Daniel Dravot]

Originally Posted by MonBK

I don't get it, sounds like a fair price.

In deference to you I won't report the auction, so you can click buy it now!

Enjoy your purchase!

[MonBK]

Originally Posted by Daniel Dravot

In deference to you I won't report the auction, so you can click buy it now!

Enjoy your purchase!

Great, thank you for the chance.

[tudorbaja27]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Great, thank you for the chance.

If you change your mind, let me know and I'll get in on this deal

[tbonesteak]

Originally Posted by MonBK

Great, thank you for the chance.

Excited to see the incoming photos, and congrats in advance

[crowncollection]

Junk reported


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[wesdaniel]

If anyone has a second one at this price, I'll take it.

[edweather]

I bought it, and will be posting pics soon asking if it's real.

[J_1964]

Originally Posted by edweather

I bought it, and will be posting pics soon asking if it's real.

[77T]

They looked everywhere but could not find it...




Dang it...another great deal done bit da dust.

[J_1964]

Originally Posted by Daniel Dravot

Rolex Milgauss 40MM Black Dial Automatic SS Mens Watch

The seller has zero transactions.

The seller registered 8 days before posting this auction.

The seller wants US$1,000 buy it now for a Rolex Milgauss, no model number provided.

Questions:

1) Is the watch in the photo a replica?
2) Where did the photo come from?
3) Why would anyone believe this seller actually owns the watch in the auction?

Answers:

No, who knows / who cares, and there's no logical reason to believe this seller has a Rolex to sell.

This is the prototypical scam perpetrated by someone who is trying to snare an unsuspecting buyer looking for the bargain of a lifetime.



Also see:

Rolex Submariner Wrist Watch for Men

Rolex Men's DateJust 18K White Gold

This seller registered yesterday . . .

That first "Also See" you listed was Sold For $1,039.00. Hope they used Paypal!

[Onikage]

Nice.

[Daniel Dravot]

Originally Posted by J_1964

That first "Also See" you listed was Sold For $1,039.00. Hope they used Paypal!

Yeah, it's possible someone actually bought the thing, but it's also possible someone 'bought' with no intention of paying, just to get the auction deactivated.

I have a note in to eBay to bring the Sub auction (and a new Cellini auction from the same seller) to their attention.

The heinous Rolex 16613 with the rear observation port from a couple of days ago appeared to be report-proof, so yesterday I did the same thing by messaging them directly.

It's weird. Some of the most obvious scams and fakes seem to be resistant to reports, and it's not always based on the seller's feed-back.

[J_1964]

Originally Posted by Daniel Dravot

Yeah, it's possible someone actually bought the thing, but it's also possible someone 'bought' with no intention of paying, just to get the auction deactivated.

I have a note in to eBay to bring the Sub auction (and a new Cellini auction from the same seller) to their attention.

The heinous Rolex 16613 with the rear observation port from a couple of days ago appeared to be report-proof, so yesterday I did the same thing by messaging them directly.

It's weird. Some of the most obvious scams and fakes seem to be resistant to reports, and it's not always based on the seller's feed-back.

Great Info David, keep it coming....