So I just won the following auction
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Amazing-timeshare-deal-/131930987588?hash=item1eb7b31c44:g:4dEAAOSw-kdXzvxW
which includes the following language
I am slightly concerned because.
1. the seller appears to now be selling the same week again ! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Amazing-timeshare-deal-/131934814480?hash=item1eb7ed8110:g:4dEAAOSw-kdXzvxW
2. I though the winning bid should be paid to the escrow company not the vendor?
3. I though PayPal did not allow payments for timeshares/real estate, so his requirement that PayPal is used seems a little fishy.
Should I send the winning bid via paypal (it's only $50) ?
alternately - If this is a fraud - should I do anything to report it?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Amazing-timeshare-deal-/131930987588?hash=item1eb7b31c44:g:4dEAAOSw-kdXzvxW
which includes the following language
Payment:
PAYMENT MUST BE MADE WITHIN 36 HOURS OF PURCHASE TO START THE CLOSING PROCESS
If we have not received the winner’s information within 36 hours of auction, a nonpaying bidder dispute will be filed with eBay. Bidder has 7 days to submit information from the time the dispute is opened.
Winning Bid must be made via Pay Pal.
I am slightly concerned because.
1. the seller appears to now be selling the same week again ! http://www.ebay.com/itm/Amazing-timeshare-deal-/131934814480?hash=item1eb7ed8110:g:4dEAAOSw-kdXzvxW
2. I though the winning bid should be paid to the escrow company not the vendor?
3. I though PayPal did not allow payments for timeshares/real estate, so his requirement that PayPal is used seems a little fishy.
Should I send the winning bid via paypal (it's only $50) ?
alternately - If this is a fraud - should I do anything to report it?