Chrome Sensenich Propeller on Ebay - Interesting

[Chromations.com]

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2222844751

[Paul Tomblin]

In a previous article, (Chromations.com) said:
>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2222844751

When I try and view this item, it insists that I sign in with my eBay
account. That suggests to me that it's either classified as an adult
item, or it's got some weird Javascript thing to steal my Ebay password.
Either way, I'm not biting.

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an ethnic group, and thus cannot be discriminated against.
-- Christian Wagner

[Rich]

I went into ebay my regular way and searched on the item number.
Got the following message:

The item you requested (2222844751) is invalid, still pending, or no
longer in our database.


Paul Tomblin wrote:
> In a previous article, (Chromations.com) said:
>
>>http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2222844751
>
>
> When I try and view this item, it insists that I sign in with my eBay
> account. That suggests to me that it's either classified as an adult
> item, or it's got some weird Javascript thing to steal my Ebay password.
> Either way, I'm not biting.
>

[Ron Natalie]

"Rich" > wrote in message ...
> I went into ebay my regular way and searched on the item number.
> Got the following message:
>
> The item you requested (2222844751) is invalid, still pending, or no
> longer in our database.
>
Most likely the auction was pulled for some violation of their listing
policy (like they put a link to their business web page in it or it was
hin the wrong category, or keyword spammed or something).
When this happens ebay makes it go poof without a trace.

[thnksno]

Look fer a guy by the name of "chromations" and see his auctionas if yer
havin trouble... Sale Ends Feb-10-04 17:15:00 PST... BTW - I don't thnk
these are usable items, better used for hanging on the wall.

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[Abafon Goula]

On 04 Feb 2004 05:33:08 GMT, thnksno > wrote:

>Look fer a guy by the name of "chromations" and see his auctionas if yer
>havin trouble... Sale Ends Feb-10-04 17:15:00 PST... BTW - I don't thnk
>these are usable items, better used for hanging on the wall.

You're probably right. I don't think there is an approved method to
chrome aluminum. The prop is one of those things I won't go to a
hardware store for!

[Paul Tomblin]

In a previous article, "Ron Natalie" > said:
>"Rich" > wrote in message
...
>> I went into ebay my regular way and searched on the item number.
>> Got the following message:
>>
>> The item you requested (2222844751) is invalid, still pending, or no
>> longer in our database.
>>
>Most likely the auction was pulled for some violation of their listing
>policy (like they put a link to their business web page in it or it was
>hin the wrong category, or keyword spammed or something).
>When this happens ebay makes it go poof without a trace.

Or perhaps because somebody using the name "Chromations.com" posted to
Usenet to shill the auction? Yeah, I believe you're an unbiased third
party who just happened to notice this auction.


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there's a tremendous amount of innovation happening.
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[Abafon Goula]

On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 12:17:52 +0000 (UTC),
(Paul Tomblin) wrote:

>In a previous article, "Ron Natalie" > said:
>>"Rich" > wrote in message
...
>>> I went into ebay my regular way and searched on the item number.
>>> Got the following message:
>>>
>>> The item you requested (2222844751) is invalid, still pending, or no
>>> longer in our database.
>>>
>>Most likely the auction was pulled for some violation of their listing
>>policy (like they put a link to their business web page in it or it was
>>hin the wrong category, or keyword spammed or something).
>>When this happens ebay makes it go poof without a trace.
>
>Or perhaps because somebody using the name "Chromations.com" posted to
>Usenet to shill the auction? Yeah, I believe you're an unbiased third
>party who just happened to notice this auction.

Good one, Detective Paul!

[Rosspilot]

I particularly like where he says the propeller is NOT airworthy, but would be
great on your experimental homebuilt. :-)


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