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Big Bert

Rep BR being passed off as "authentic prototype" on the EBay

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Big Bert

Hi folks,

 

Yep this is my very first post on here so, hi!

 

I have however already made my first purchase with WI and will update with images and feedback as soon as it arrives.

 

Out of curiousity I like to have a look on Ebay from time to time just to see what is happening in the world and came across this BR listing

 

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Bell-Ross-BR01-92-Heritage-black-PVD-MILITARY-SPEC-Limited-Edition-Prototype-/121031193819?pt=UK_Jewelery_Watches_Watches_MensWatches_GL&hash=item1c2e0574db&_uhb=1#ht_500wt_1414

 

Now even as a complete noob or whatever we get tagged with I can tell that this is a rep and is being passed off as a "prototype" watch. It has all the easy signs, fake screws on back, mis-spelled MILIARY and QUARTZ MOVEMENT mistake.

 

Can you report a seller like this or is it simply a case of "too bad so sad" for the people silly enough to buy these? This is the 2nd BR he has listed today with bids climbing to nearly $2000.

 

So, hi again to all of you, I am happy I found this site a few months ago when looking into reps. I'll be back soon

 

Cheers.

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Big Bert

Answered my own question and found the report item button.

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fatarms

Not to mention that the caseback tells you to use a 1.3mm hex wrench to unscrew the "etched" screws on the back :lol:

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Big Bert

But it's just a prototype so there are going to be things wrong with it right? haha

 

Anyway I've reported it, I know it's the buyer's own fault but I can't help but feel sorry for the poor person that forked over $1700 of their hard-earned for an $80 watch!

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trailboss99

Oh hell yes, report away, we do.

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Grimmi

Hate seeing people trying to rip people off...

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peakpower

As long as the buyer uses Paypal, they are protected against counterfeit items. However, the buyer needs to aware that it is counterfeit in order to file a claim with Paypal.

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