It's no error. It's a scam. What you normally see is someone has had thier account compromised. This "person" is selling this with that cracked account. If you notice they want you to email to them at an aol account. They will also not due paypal, they will most likely want a cashiers check mailed to a PO Box overseas or a wire transfer to a 3rd world country bank. Normally they take a older sale and use those pictures. Last time I saw this, I sent an email to the ebay account and asked them if they knew about this sale. The sale ended 30 minutes later. Ebay was upset with me and kept sending me nasty notes. I guess they don't like to let that commision slip away. BTW, they will ship you the trailer in 2 to 3 days for around 15 dollars . You have 7 days to return if if you are not satisfied.
well.. the wally numbers on the front are clearly visable... it's easy enough to verify if the owner was the seller. According to my book, the owner of those numbers lives in OH.
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if you were the "Buy it Now" person, I wouldn't send any money . . . they emailed me and said it's in storage in San Jose . . . something about going on a trip to Europe.
(if it sounds too good to be true then it ain't (true))