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Powerseller Maltduck made the mistake of robbing a policeman's home.  Excellent 99.9% feedback record.  Despite her arrest on Tuesday and the confiscation of her merchandise by the police she still has 93 auctions running. 

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback&userid=maltduck

Quote:Police find stolen goods on eBay

A Floyd County woman is in jail on a $400,000 cash bond on charges related to the burglary of at least four homes, while a Bull Creek woman has been charged for allegedly peddling the merchandise on eBay.

The parking lot of the Prestonsburg Municipal Building holds four trailers of merchandise, which Prestonsburg Assistant Police Chief Bryan Hall said is estimated to be worth between $150,000 and $200,000, taken from Deborah Wallen's home on the Right Fork of Bull Creek Tuesday evening. The items ranged from coin collections to weapons, Hall said.

The eBay member information for maltduck shows the user had been a member for four years and 10 months; however, Little said Wallen told police she had been selling for a year. The eBay site showed she had received 1,219 comments concerning sales of items marked well below their worth...

So a seller posted on the Stores Board recently that eBay had shut him down, in the interest of "community safety," requested he fax 34 pages of info to prove he has the goods he's selling and is who he says he is, in the interest of "community safety," and has told him it will take 3 days for T&S to move on this . . . but a seller who has been ARRESTED for selling stolen goods on eBay gets to keep on running auctions even after her arrest and the confiscation of the good? 

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Her auction titles say "estate sale" 

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Her auction titles say "estate sale" 
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She's not lying. The items are from an estate.  :blinkie: