I had posted on a deal the happened to be located through ebay. You locked it out because "we don't link to auctions". Now normally I could understand the reasoning there, since it is an auction there is no set price. However in this case the seller appeared to be using ebay as a means of advertising. Every one of the auctions sold to the first bidder for a set price, making it no different from buying anywhere else. You knew the price going in. The price per bundle was exceptional, working out to 2.00 a year. The reason I posted, which I thought I made clear, was to see if anyone else had done it. The "if seems to good to be true, it probably is" adage was ringing through my mind. So my question is, was it locked out because it appeared through ebay, even though it wasn't actually being auctioned? IF so, perhaps you need to review your policy here.
Simple rule: No links to e-Bay auctions. You posted a link, it got locked. Simple enough for ya?
Anandtech MEAN Moderator
Simple rule: No links to e-Bay auctions. You posted a link, it got locked. Simple enough for ya?
Anandtech MEAN Moderator
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