Reply to "All Griefers Can Officially Apologize Here!"

ebaylandMember

I just sat back and watched it all as I do understand things happen. However this has brought on a lot of questions. I'm curious how auctiva decided Amazon was a good place to back our pictures up to. Considering this is ebays competition it seems to open possible doors to fowl play. Im not saying it did and I am not saying it would but just the fact it could and the fact it happened today makes you open your eyes. As much as this hurt the sellers this also hurt ebay and possibly auctiva. Realizing auctiva is free and a great site I still feel on edge with the fact Amazon is the image backup

7/20/087:35 PM

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