Mongolia Banzragch Es

[Rogi]

Wow what an amazing group

Unfortuantley I don't know Ed but I believe if Nick (JapanX) knows him he would be able to help

[Bob]

WARNING!

Somebody is trying to sell this group and the person offering it for sale is NOT the owner of the group.

The person is also active on eBay and I've already had to register one "unreceived item" claim and expect to have to register another one soon as well.

Can provide more details over PM.

[JapanX]

Anybody here still in touch with Ed?

The easiest way will be through his own forum South Asia Gongs

http://sagongs.ipbhost.com/index.php?

[Bob]

The seller has posted more rare items. Photographs "ripped" from others. The red banners and hero were items stolen from the National History Museum.

Stay clear of this seller or you'll lose your money and get nothing in return for it.

[Bob]

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/13222-commercial-sources/

Very strong suspicion now as to who is behing the "games" currently on eBay

[utopis]

Haha, I finally found that seller on ebay. Hilarious, military red banner 2, 3, 4 in one auction from a seller with rating 8 and only 83% positive.

[JapanX]

Guys, please post links on auctions of this notorious seller

[Bob]

eBay item number:

291007507989

then click to see his other items

[Bob]

The 3 red banners are pics of items in the hands of a Russian

The soyombo group is in Ed's hands

The documented red banner was readily available at a UB market just this morning (despite the item being listed as being in Korea right now)

The hero (and 3 red banners) were stolen from the national history museum in 2006

In communication with me the seller used 4 different names... to start with he (in error) used what i believe is his real name... somebody we know who sold items several years ago and was kicked off ebay for bad practices

Based on the low bids, quite a lot of people must be reading this and another forum where this is being discussed

Edited November 3, 2013 by Bob

[utopis]

Naa, I think a lot of super rarities + that selling profile alarms even the bravest bargain hunters

[Bob]

He's making it too easy... his initial purchases on this account were probably filters for a motor cycle.

Let's see... Mongolia, motor cycle, knowledge of mongolian awards... never mind his dumb errors to initially share his real name. All in all quite easy to figure out who was behind it - same person who played eBay "games" in the past.

It's nice to know the fraudsters are getting DUMBER

Edited November 3, 2013 by Bob

[JapanX]

Dealsmongol

Kinda catchy

[utopis]

By the way notice in the item description "no watchers only buyer" - what is that supposed to mean?

So we're not allowed to put that on the watch - list or what?

[JapanX]

Yes, but he also wrote "THANKS FOR LOOKING"

P.S. Not very optimistic buyer feedbacks

"Item is not shipped. Watch Out: Seller sells items he does NOT own"

"Item not delivered! Other listings are stolen goods!"

Seller response

"BULLSHT"

:lol:

[Rogi]

Hunger games, will they never stop!

[JapanX]

Personally I would classify this game as "typical class B- eBay fraud game"

[Bob]

http://gmic.co.uk/index.php/topic/5058-mongolian-state-security/page-9

Solved...

[Bob]

The story is unravelling. The fraudulent person has left so many clues it's not even funny anymore. Will be making a rather long post with all the evidence in the coming days. There's a rotten apple which needs to be called out and kicked out.