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Date Posted: 12:15:39 01/04/03 Sat
Author: Go ahead and bid on what you like, patrolman!
Subject: but when I print out these many auctions showing you, Reynolds and Arnold ALWAYS "coincidently" bidding on my auctions for old Ford items, I'm quite certain that it won't be looked upon by an objective tryer of fact as such a "coincidence!" Where does it say that? Try reading the LAW, sometime,....you remember the law , don't you?,...something that you took an oath to enforce,....not break!
In reply to: Get over yourself 's message, "Show me one place where it says certain people can't bid on an ebay item..." on 19:06:40 01/03/03 Fri


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