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it was a lot worse when gmail first came out and people were selling invites for several thousand bucks per invite

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Yeah, that never happened. Unless several thousand = ~$5

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lol what a douche

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lol, according to his feedback page, he already sold that address here for $600, but the dude never paid him and got kicked off eBay...guess he's trying again?

His feedback also links to some other e-mail addresses like ps3.trusted.seller@hotmail or NintendoWii@gmail that went for <$10.

mlane09: DO NOT SELL TO THIS EBAYER! HE DOES NOT PAY! CANCEL HIS BID OFF OF YOUR AUCTION!
Reply by shaunadenise: SCAM! writes misleading $600 ad for PS3& Wii. you get nothing but email 4 $600!

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man I gotta think up stupid [censored] like this and the "balla certificate" easy money

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I can just see him at home inviting himself to gmail with all of his crazy ps3 and wii email names with visions of big $$$$ from his auctions.

I hope that before he sends the pass word out for the email address he at least has an email waiting for the winning bidder.

dear winning bidder
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happily richer

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seems to me like a scam...check out the email address he is selling

PS3.Wll.Powerseller@hotmail.com

Those are lowercase 'L', not capital 'I's in the Wii part.

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also, the @ in his address is actually a week-old donut. buyer beware.

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also, the @ in his address is actually a week-old donut. buyer beware.

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rofl

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also, the @ in his address is actually a week-old donut. buyer beware.

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rofl

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Re: beat: paying 70+ for an email address
 

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it was a lot worse when gmail first came out and people were selling invites for several thousand bucks per invite

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Yeah, that never happened. Unless several thousand = ~$5

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uh yeah it did happen. gmail wasnt public yet and people were retarded enough to buy invites from people on ebay for thousands of dollars $(1000+ USD)