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Forse non hai seguito !
L'ho messa in vendita due volte, avevo molte offerte
ma per due volte un'imbecille si è divertito a trovare
"difetti" nella mia inserzione e mi ha fatto annullare l'asta
su Ebay.
Ciao Chicco 

 su Ebay.
Si vede che non era cosě come dicevi tu, ma invece aveva ragione, e dunque ebay 
ti ha chiuso l'asta.
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Si ok potremmo stare a parlare per ore sulle vendite
Ebay con pagamenti PostePay ma non ho voglia tanto
chi si è divertito è il primo stronzo che lo fà, ribadisco
come ho già detto se uno legge i commenti sui miei feedback
capisce che sono e la serietà che metto il problema e che la
mamme degli imbecilli è sempre incinta !
Ciao Chicco 

 mamme degli imbecilli è sempre incinta !
Tanto quella dei furbi, che crede che gli altri lo siano di meno. Se c'è una 
regola si rispetta. Non ti sta bene, cambi aria.
Stai tranquillo dei tuoi 100 e passa feedback positivi, sei io acquistassi e poi 
mi chiedi un postepay, ti prendi feedback negativo e segnalazione tanto da farti 
chiudere l'account. Poi lo racconti ancora dei tuoi feedback.
Sei tu in difetto, non chi non accetta postepay. E non venire a dire che potevo 
contattarti prima per "definire" i metodi di pagamento, perchè quelli stanno 
belli scritti in chiaro, e quindi sarebbe solo uno scrupolo, non un obbligo 
contattarti precedentemente..
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 non un obbligo contattarti precedentemente..
Infatti sul mio c'è scritto pagamento con poste.
Se io ti vendo una macchina e pretendo il pagamento in lingotti
d'oro se non ti va sai cosa fai ?
Ne compri un'altra.
Scusa ma tutti quelli che hanno comprato o venduto a me
su Ebay sono tutti dei coglioni visto che mi hanno giudicato
MOLTO BENE ?
Sono/siamo un branco di farabutti ? Io penso che quando 120 pensano
che tu sia una persona onesta e 5 che tu sia un furfante non c'è
molto da spiegare.
Ripeto quanta ipocrisia ragazzi, quanta !
L'Italia è il paese dove lo stronzo è sempre l'altro......
Povera Italia !
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 molto da spiegare.
Si infatti, ecco il motivo perchè l'italia appunto va a rotoli, ognuno 
anarchicamente fa quel che vuole.
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 anarchicamente fa quel che vuole.
Qui di anarchico ci sei tu perchè tra me e TUTTI ripeto TUTTI
quelli che hanno trattato con me nessuno mai ha avuto qualche cosa
da ridire, non pensi di essere un pò troppo presuntuoso ?
Ma chi sei tu il verbo sceso in terra ?
Noi siamo TUTTI disonesti e anarchici tu sei un santo !
Ma credi che ti si possa credere ?
Nella vita te lo ripeto quelli peggiori, quelli da evitare,
sono quelli come te che parlano bene e sono i peggiori.
Io se ti incontro per strada cambio strada mi fai paura !
Con questo ho già perso troppo tempo con te che sei
troppo onesto per parlare con me, torno nei meandri
a fare cose disoneste e tu vai per la tua strada che è meglio.
Ciao e ensa più a te stesso che ne hai un disperato bisogno,
insomma impara a farti i cazzi tuoi !
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 insomma impara a farti i cazzi tuoi !
Si e tanto per chiudere, una piccola segnalazione all'abuse anche del tuo 
provider non te la toglie nessuno.
Buona serata.
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 provider non te la toglie nessuno.
e io tutto questo thred a Ebay
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 provider non te la toglie nessuno.
Te l'ho già detto segnala pure a tua sorella, resta il fatto
che sei uno stronzo e lo dimostri facendo lo sfigato che
fa la spia sia su ebay che segnalandomi all'abuse, ma di gente
come te è pieno il mondo, brutta razza sfigati, paraculi,
con un sacco di problemi ma cerca di risolverli senza
rompere le palle agli altri perchè arriva il giorno che qualcuno
ti da una ripassata che poi la voglia ti passa davvero.
Sei superstizioso ? Ti auguro di no perchè a te una bella
segnalazione a Wanna Marchi per una fatturina a sfiga a vita
non te la toglie nessuno.
E adesso dormi sereno ! 

 e io tutto questo thred a Ebay
Grande Ascanio, sei una grande, corri dalla mamma,
a dire che ti ho rubato il lecca, lecca !
Ma da dove uscite voi ?
Ma roba da matti, ti segnalo a tizio, ti segnalo a caio,
sei un cattivone, glielo dico al mio papà.........
a scuola, a militare, nello sport, nella società,
quelli come te li chiamano tutti gli sfigati paraculi !
P.S. Ricordati anche tu di segnalarmi anche a tua sorella.

the girl's own mother, who testified that this was true. We
have not space to go into this story in detail, but we later visited
the school at Canton from which the girl had been brought, talked with
the teachers who had had her under their care for years, and it was
literally true,--that she was a perfectly pure girl (and how could she
have been suffering from such a disease?), who had been entrapped for
such a dreadful fate. She would have been put into a life of shame by
the Inspector, never to have escaped her terrible servitude, probably,
but for the energetic efforts of this Chinese Christian man and the
Refuge Matron, who rescued her from the Protectorate and its wicked
business of assigning girls to brothels. And here sat the Inspector,
telling us this story, of which we knew so much, (and learned more at
Canton later), as an instance of the "rescue work" of his office!
Almost the last day of our painful work at Singapore had come. We had
gathered much evidence, and had good hope that something could be
done with it in London. "This is my birth-day," one of us said to the
other, as we spun along in our jinrikshas toward the Refuge. "I think
we ought to have some unusual good fortune in gathering information
today. At least we can get some of these little children taken out of
their terrible peril in the brothels. The Matron of the Refuge says
she _knows_ the officials are ignorant of their presence there. They
have so often talked of their extreme care at that point. Will it not
be good to see something actually done and at once about that matter?
She was to interview the Inspector yesterday, and will report to us
today." And so we chatted on, We had been horrified to encounter in a
single night's work some thirty little girls playing about the rooms
of brothels. That at least would never be allowed. We were so glad the
law was so very strict, and we had been assured strictly enforced at
that po

the papers
    were returned to me with the following opinion of the Attorney
    General: 'The transaction referred to would not be recognized in
    our laws as giving any rights, except perhaps as to guardianship,
    but I am unable to say there is anything illegal in the matter
    beyond that. I do not think it a criminal offence if it goes no
    further than the adoption of a child and the payment of money to
    its parents for the privilege.'"
Later, when His Excellency was calling the attention of Acting
Attorney General Russell to a somewhat similar case, he states, in
reference to this above-described case:
    "Mr. Phillipo, before whom the papers were laid, did not seem
    disposed to enforce the rights of the father, on the ground that
    he had sold the child. I did not agree with Mr. Phillipo's view of
    the law."
CHAPTER 8.
JUSTICE FROM THE SUPREME BENCH.
On October 6th, 1879, Sir John Smale, the Hon. Chief Justice for Hong
Kong, passed judgment in three cases on prisoners convicted of various
degrees of crime connected with the enticing, detaining, buying and
selling of children. Governor Hennessy, in reporting the remarks made
by the Chief Justice on that occasion to the Secretary of State for
the Colonies, pronounced it "an able and elaborate judgment on the
existence of slavery at Hong Kong."
Said Sir John Smale:
    "Various causes have occasioned delay in passing sentence, of
    which I will only refer to one: The gravity of the fact that these
    and other cases have recently brought so prominently to the notice
    of the Court that two specific classes of slavery exist in this
    Colony to a very great extent, viz., so-called domestic slavery,
    and slavery for the purposes of prostitution. The three cases now
    awaiting the sentence of the Court are specially provided for by
    Ordinances of 1865 and 1872, prohibiting kidnaping and illegally
    detaining 

the
    passageway, asked me if I wished to come to the Mission, and I
    said 'Yes.' My mistress had gone out into the next room, leaving
    her daughter and another slave girl in the room. I said I would go
    at once, and he brought me. I am very glad to live here and lead a
    good life."
    No. 3. The rescuer was requested to meet a girl at the corner of
    Stockton and Jackson streets. She did so. K---- Y---- was comely
    and refined looking. She had been sold into a brothel at a tender
    age. When about 22 she met a young Chinese man who wished to marry
    her, and he paid down $600 for her, promising $1,400 more in time.
    Another man objected to the sale, because the girl had mortgaged
    herself to him for $600. Through the Mission the girl was released
    from her bondage, and remained at the Mission one year and then
    married the first man, and they left San Francisco and resided for
    a time in an inland town. Here an effort was made to kill her in
    her own garden one evening. Her husband brought her back to San
    Francisco, and later she went back to China.
    No. 4. Came from a brothel on Spofford alley. She was occasionally
    allowed to attend the (Chinese) theatre. One evening when at the

of brothels and informers had been stimulated by
occasional solid rewards from the Bench, and the numerous prosecutions
commenced seldom failed to end in conviction and substantial
punishment."
Ten years after the Ordinance of 1857 had been in operation, the
Registrar General, C.C. Smith, wrote:
    "There is another matter connected with the brothels, licensed
    and unlicensed, in Hong Kong, which almost daily assumes a graver
    aspect. I refer to what is no less than the trafficking in human
    flesh between the brothel-keepers and the vagabonds of the Colony.
    Women are bought and sold in nearly every brothel in the place.
    They are induced by specious pretexts to come to Hong Kong, and
    then, after they are admitted into the brothels, such a system of
    espionage is kept over them, and so frightened do they get, as to
    prevent any application to the police. They have no relatives, no
    friends to assist them, and their life is such that, unless goaded
    into unusual excitement by a long course of ill-treatment, they
    sink down under the style of life they are forced to adopt, and
    submit patiently to their masters. But cases have occurred where
    they have run away, and placed themselves in the hands of the
    police; who, however, can do nothing whatever toward punishing the
    offenders for the lack of evidence, the women being afraid to
    tell their tale in open court. Women have, it is true, willingly
    allowed themselves to be sold for some temporary gain; but that
    brothel-keepers should be allowed to enter into such transactions
    is of serious moment. I have myself tried

and that she put them into
    defendant's brothel. She contradicted herself in her testimony
    as to the name and house of the girls' mother, and the girls
    themselves declared that they were not sisters, and had never seen
    each other until they met on the steamer at Canton the day before.
    One of the girls declared: "I was sold by Ho-a-ying to the
    mistress of the brothel. I heard them talking about it, and so I
    know it. Ho-a-Ying also told me that I had been sold. I do not
    know for what sum." The brothel-keeper stated that Ho-a-Ying came
    and asked if she wanted two girls, as she had two who had come
    from Canton. "The girls were brought, and after being in the house
    a short time the Inspector came. I purposed having their names
    entered on the following morning." The brothel-keeper was fined
    five dollars for keeping an incorrect list of inmates. Ho-a-Ying
    was convicted of giving false testimony, and fined fifty dollars;
    in default, three months' imprisonment. No information as to the
    disposal of the girls, and no punishment for this bargaining in
    human flesh.
    4. Six Chinese persons from licensed brothel No. 71, Wellington
    Street, were arraigned before the Registrar General, charged with
    buying and selling girls for evil purposes, and also with selling
    girls to go to California, and with disturbing the peace. The
    Inspector described the house thus: "I found all the defendants
    on the first floor. I found six girls in the house and three
    children. The floor was very crowded ... four of the girls were
    in a room by themselves at the back of the house. They were all
    huddled up together, and seemed frightened. The defendants were

is Detective ---- coming?" asked Chan Yuen, as a step sounded
    on the quiet street below. "At six he promised to be here with one
    of his trustiest men. It is best to reach Chinatown early, that
    our coming may not be signaled by those on the streets at a later
    hour. If the alarm is given, every slave den will be doubly bolted
    and barred; and perhaps little Seen Fah, whom we wish to save,
    will be spirited away beyond reach of help." Well did the
    questioner know the terrible truth of these words. A sympathetic
    shade of sorrow and anxiety crossed her bright face. She, too, was
    a rescued girl and had not forgotten the dark, mysterious ways
    of Chinatown. The Superintendent rose to answer the summons of a
    small electric bell. Two trusted detectives had arrived. After
    a short conference, the rescuing party set forth on its strange
    mission. One who had eagerly thought and planned for the success
    of the undertaking felt her heart throbbing between hope and fear,
    but was reassured when a slender hand slipped into hers and a
    sweet, encouraging voice whispered: "I have faith to believe God
    will give us the girl." Faith triumphed that day. Through two of
    Chinatown's most desolate old tenements, upstairs and downstairs
    in dark closets and unexpected corners, while Highbinders uttered
    imprecations in the alleys below, the rescue party kept up a
    diligent search for many hours. When at last the quest was about
    to be abandoned as hopeless, suddenly a cry of success echoed
    through every gloomy corner of the old building--Seen Fah was
    found! A small, dark closet, overlooked in the earlier hours of
    the search, was discovered. A lighted candle soon revealed a pile
    of empty rice bags

separated from the mainland
by water only one-fourth of a mile wide. From the opposite or western
lip hangs another pendant, a small island upon which is situated the
Portuguese city of Macao. The mainland adjoining Hong Kong is the
peninsula of Kowloon, ceded to the British with the island of Hong
Kong. Well up in the mouth of the river on its western bank, some
eighty miles from Hong Kong, is the city of Canton.
Let us imagine for a moment that the on-coming civilization of our
country pushed the American Indians not westward but southward toward
the Gulf of Mexico and along the banks of the Mississippi, and
compressed them on every side until at last they were obliged to take
to boats in the mouth of the Mississippi and live there perpetually,
seldom stepping foot on land.
Now we are the better able to understand exactly what took place with
an aboriginal tribe in China. These aborigines were, centuries ago,
pushed southward by an on-coming civilization until at last, by
imperial decree, they were forbidden to live anywhere except on boats
in the mouth of the Canton river, floating up and down that stream,
and sailing about Hong Kong and Macao in the more open sea.
They must have been always a hardy people, for the river population
about Canton numbers today nearly 200,000 

in
    the habit of following all native customs which were not a
    contravention of Chinese statute law [but it seems _this sort_ of
    buying and selling of human beings is contrary to Chinese law.
    This is a misrepresentation]. It is said that the whole increase
    and prosperity of the Colony from its first foundation to the
    present day is all based on the strength of that invitation which
    Sir Charles Elliott gave to intending settlers, and that this
    present intention of applying, all of a sudden, the repressive
    force of the law to both the practice of buying or selling boys or
    girls for purposes of adoption or for domestic servitude is not
    only a violation of the rule of Sir Charles Elliott, but moreover
    will, it is to be feared, not fail to trouble the people."
They speak of infanticide as an evil that
    "must be classed with evils almost unavoidable. Now if the buying
    of adoptive children and of servant girls is to be uniformly
    abolished, it is to be feared that henceforth the practice of
    infanticide will extremely increase beyond what it ever was. The
    heinousness of the violation of the great Creator's benevolence,
    which constitutes infanticide, is beyond comparison with the
    indulgence granted to the system of buying and selling children to
    prolong their existence."
As though these benevolent persons only bought slaves for this one
laudable purpose, to

in Hong Kong, were within three minutes' walk of
    Victoria Hotel, in the very busiest part of the city. Close by our
    hotel were such world-famed shops as 'Watson and Co.,' 'Kelly and
    Walsh,' etc.; a short distance down the street were the Postoffice
    and the Supreme Court buildings. The respectable English residents
    of Hong Kong cannot go about the streets of the city without
    seeing these places; there are draper-shops and other places
    visited daily and hourly by respectable foreigners and natives,
    occupying the ground floor of these brothels. The fine new
    building of the Girls' High School, under the management of the
    Government, is within five minutes' walk; yet all these brothels
    are glaringly numbered, as registered by the city, in huge figures
    eight or ten inches high, of red on a white background, painted
    on the doors of the stairways leading to the second story of the
    buildings occupied by these shops. The school children cannot pass
    by without noting these officially numbered houses, and seeing
    the girls sitting at all hours of the day and into the night
    conspicuously in the balconies over the shops of drapers, grocers,
    tailors, silk-merchants, shoe-dealers, &c., &c., and often hearing
    them calling to each other from house to house, and to the men in
    the public streets below. Mrs. Andrew, when in the street, March
    2nd, saw a group of these slave-women calling down to three
    policemen, who were looking up and laughing at them. These are
    daily sights."
The unblushing parade of for

an officer, as we believe, of
    the highest character. One of the gentlemen so employed puts on a
    false beard and moustache, he takes marked money in his waistcoat
    pocket, and proceeds to the back lanes of the Colony, knocks at
    various doors, and, at length, gains admission to a house. He
    addresses the woman who opens the door and tells her he wants a
    Chinese girl. There is an argument as to the price, and he agrees
    to give four dollars. He is shown up to the room, and gives her
    the money. What I am now telling you is the gentleman's own
    evidence. He records how he flung up the window and put out his
    head and whistled. The police whom he had in attendance in the
    street, broke open the door and arrested the girl. She is brought
    up the next day to be tried for the offence; but, before whom?
    Before the Acting Registrar General--before the same gentleman
    who had the beard and moustache the night before. He tries her
    himself, and on the books of the Registrar General's office (I
    have turned to them and read his own evidence recorded in his
    own handwriting) there is his own conviction of the girl, of the
    offence, and his sentence, that she be fined fifty dollars and
    some months' imprisonment! I mention this for this reason--that
    the officer who did this was appointed because he was supposed to
    be a man of exceptionally high moral tone, an

as
    to buying these girls, and endeavoring to force them into
    prostitution. Ten days later, her case was brought up again, and
    the remaining portion of her sentence was remitted, and she was
    fined twenty-five dollars. No record is made as to what became of
    these hapless girls; it is to be assumed that they were sent back
    to the brothel.
    2. Two girls brought before the Registrar General, both of whom
    pleaded for protection against their owner, stating that she
    intended to sell them to go to California. One of these had been
    bought by this woman for eighty dollars; the girl saw the price
    paid for her; the other said her mother was very poor, and sold
    her for twenty dollars. Each declared she had been living under
    the "protection" of a foreigner until recently, and that she had
    not "acted as a prostitute"; they now feared being "sold into
    California" by the woman in charge. The Inspector said: "There has
    been at times a number of women residing in the house, and I do
    not know what has become of them. I believe that they have been
    sent to California by the defendant." One of the girls being
    recalled, and seeming to have gained courage, witnessed that she
    had been in the house when several women had been brought there
    and after some time had been sent away to California. She had been
    present when bargains were struck for the women, the price being
    various; bought here, the women cost from fifty to one hundred
    and fifty dollars, and when sold in California they were to be
    disposed of from two hundred and fifty to three hundred and fifty
    each.[A] She said the woman had "made a great deal of money. She
    has told me so." She also said some were unwilling to go, but were
    afraid to resist. She said between ten and twenty women had passed
    through the woman's hands, to he

or partners in the chief ports of China, who scout
    the country round in search of men and are known to be not very
    particular as to the means they employ in obtaining them. Nothing
    is required of the recruit except a willingness to hand himself
    over with his scanty outfit to the tender mercies of the broker,
    who pays his passage and provides him with food and such things as
    he considers needful. While the vessels, however, with their decks
    crowded with emigrants, are leaving the Chinese ports, it is a
    common occurrence for the cry of "man overboard" to be raised, so
    common indeed that few Captains now take the trouble to stop their
    ships, leaving the fugitive coolie to his fate or to be picked up
    by one of the native craft which are usually close at hand. The
    readiness of the Chinese emigrant thus to risk his life for the
    purpose of regaining his freedom, is explained by the advocates of
    the depot and broker system as arising from a desire on his part
    to outwit the broker and perhaps obtain another bonus by offering
    himself a second time as a candidate for the honour of a free
    passage, but it seems quite as likely

 E adesso dormi sereno !
Io l'ho fatto, tu forse hai avuto bisogno dell'antiacido.

Io l'ho fatto, tu forse hai avuto bisogno dell'antiacido.
Guarda io non ho la tua età sono ben più vecchio e ho
impegni "di una certa importanza" che di sicuro mi occupano
la mente parecchio per cui la notte dormo senza antiacido
stai tranquillo e poi non sarà di certo un ragazzetto sfigato
che mi fa rimuovere la macchina o l'inserzione Ebay che mi
da problemi !!
Anzi mi hai fatto divertire perchè più o meno pubblicamente
ti ho detto quello che chissà quanti nella vita di avranno o avrebbero
detto.......................STRONZO.
Con rispetto,
   ciao Chicco. 

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 Ciao.
Ragazzino sfigato, puerile, stronzo, paraculo e spia infame mi fai
schifo e con questo ti dico come sempre e per l'ultima volta.......
.....STRONZO..... e poi da ora...................
Don't feed the Troll 

 Complimenti !!!
Sei proprio uno stronzo al punto che scrivi anche con nick
diversi mi fai pena e con questo ti dico per l'ultima volta...
.....STRONZO e poi.............da adesso in poi........
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 su Ebay.
Chissà che tu, con questo post-spam [non tollerato da eBay] non riesca a 
farti annullare anche questa.
Saluti spammanti
-- 
Lo Zio Fizzy
          /)/)
        (  '.')
    o(_('')('')

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Perchè post-spam ? 

 feedback.
Giusto per finire e chiarire le cose, vorrei dire allo Stronzo e agli altri 
che mi hanno accusato e aggredito
su questo newsgroup dicendo che io sono una persona poca seria, che sono la 
rovina di ebay, che gente
come me deve essere denunciata, bene sappiate che anche se avete fatto di 
tutto, tipo denunce ad ebay,
denunce all'abuse, ecc. ecc. io ho venduto la radio e come sempre il 
giudizio su di me è lo stesso,
qui sotto allego email ricevuta dall'acquirente della radio........
Ciao Enrico!
Ok, la radio mi è stata recapitata!
Sono rimasto soddisfatto dell'acquisto, ....è un vero piacere fare affari 
tra persone serie.
Ho già provveduto a lasciare il feedback, mi aspetto il tuo.
Sperando in futuri affari, ..ti saluto.
Cordialmente.
........e questo sotto è il feedback che mi ha lasciato.......
+ Sotto tutti i punti di vista++++++++++SEMPLICEMENTE PERFETTO!!! Grazie 
Ciao.
Non ho altro da aggiungere il vostro comportamento nei miei confronti si 
commenta
da solo, per me invece i commenti che contano sono di quelli che hanno 
lasciato
tutti gli acquirenti/venditori nei feedback !
"Far lo stronzo non paga mai"

> "Far lo stronzo non paga mai"
Infatti, ci risentiamo alla prossima asta chiusa, o meglio ancora, quando ti 
avranno chiuso l'account.
Ride bene, sempre, chi ride per ultimo..
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Caro mio (caro mica tanto !) non ho nulla da ridere
perchè in questo tuo atteggiamento da stronzo nei
miei confronti non ci trovo nulla di divertene, ci vedo
solo una persona frustrata che ha bisogno di cercarsi
delle rivincite che probabilmente gli mancano nella vita !
Il fatto stesso che tu adesso invece di mollare il colpo se li
ancora a dire che mi farai chiudere l'asta o l'account
sta a dimostrare una stupida frustrazione che può solo far
del male a te e basta.
Sarebbe meglio fare la parte di quello che alla fine si
ravvede e ammette che forse con me hai preso un granchio
perchè hai beccato una persona seria anzi molto seria e gli
hai vomitato addosso senza un preciso motivo.
Ma ammettere un errore a quanto pare è molto difficile
meglio continuare nella parte del paladino della giustizia
contro il cattivo che prima o poi verrà sconfitto........
.....contento tu contenti tutti.
Ciao.
P.S. Pensa alle tue aste, vedrai come vivrai bene !!! 

 .....contento tu contenti tutti.
Giustappunto, queste parole si applicano a pennello alla tua persona.
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 > Il fatto stesso che tu adesso invece di mollare il colpo se li
 > ancora a dire che mi farai chiudere l'asta o l'account
 > sta a dimostrare una stupida frustrazione che può solo far
 > del male a te e basta.
No difendo, quelli che poveri, sanno poco di aste online e sono sprovveduti, 
alla faccia dei disonesti come te, che contravvengono, almeno su ebay, alle 
regole previste..
 > Sarebbe meglio fare la parte di quello che alla fine si
 > ravvede e ammette che forse con me hai preso un granchio
 > perchè hai beccato una persona seria anzi molto seria e gli
 > hai vomitato addosso senza un preciso motivo.
Il motivo c'è, ma appunto TU non lo vedi, perchè sei TU in errore e non lo vuoi 
ammettere..
 > Ma ammettere un errore a quanto pare è molto difficile
Giustappunto, queste parole si applicano a pennello alla tua persona.
 > meglio continuare nella parte del paladino della giustizia
 > contro il cattivo che prima o poi verrà sconfitto........
 > .....contento tu contenti tutti.
Che ti piaccia, ti possa tornare, che tu lo veda, oppure no, sei tu ed 
unicamente tu in difetto.
Non io ed altri che te lo facciamo notare, e nel caso ci tuteliamo.
Comunque, tu continua a fare come ti pare, lo stesso farò io, e quelli come me, 
e come ti ho detto prima, è sempre l'ultimo ad avere l'occasione di ridere per bene.
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 email: ungrullo (chiocciola) 
gmail.com
Niente da fare sei proprio uno stronzo, un povero pezzente,
che continui a darmi del disonesto, non ti basta il giudizio che tutti
mi hanno dato continui ad ergerti ad essere supremo che mi da del
disonesto !
Complimenti e quindi io non posso che continuare a dirti,
che sei una spia infame e in particolar modo uno stronzo.
Con questa ho definitivamente chiuso non replicherņ
oltre tanto si č capito che strono sei e puoi solo peggiorare.