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I buy a ton of things off eBay. This is seriously making me not want to do business with them again.

by tsomctl 6y ago

afandian 6y ago
Not having read / watched the press brefing my first reaction to this comment was, I admit, a bit eye-rolly. Then I watched it. If that is your reaction, seriously, go and watch it. It really is an extraordinary set of allegations. It's nine minutes long and it just gets weirder and weirder.
- rideontime 6y ago
  And he's still leaving details out! I can't wait to read the complaint itself.
thorwasdfasdf 6y ago
Yup, same here.
wolco 6y ago
The CEO gets fired and you want to punish the company who fired him. Who's side are you on?
- alt219 6y ago
  I take it as the CEO left for reasons stated at the time as other than this incident, when in fact eBay actually knew about the CEO’s involvement but hoped the real reason wouldn’t ever come out.
- vkou 6y ago
  The company created an environment which enabled this sort of behaviour. This wasn't some rogue employee operating under the radar - this was a conspiracy through multiple levels of management.
- DonHopkins 6y ago
  Yet you have no problem with the company hiring the rotten CEO and psychotic crooked ex-cops in the first place, enabling them to mail cockroaches and bloody pig masks to intimidate critics, then initially covering up the actual reason they fired him, until they got caught. Since you asked first, I have to ask you the same question: Whose side are YOU on? Are you a cockroach or bloody pig mask salesman, or maybe a psycho crooked ex-cop recruiter and job placement specialist? >18. On April 10, 2019, for example, Executive 2 texted Executive 1, "We are going to crush this lady", sending along a link to the Newsletter's coverage that day of Executive 1's compensation. Are you really on the side of the lady crushers, and have to ask why other people aren't?
- deleted 6y ago
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I buy a ton of things off eBay. This is seriously making me not want to do business with them again.

by tsomctl 6y ago

I buy a ton of things off eBay. This is seriously making me not want to do business with them again.

afandian 6y ago
Not having read / watched the press brefing my first reaction to this comment was, I admit, a bit eye-rolly. Then I watched it. If that is your reaction, seriously, go and watch it. It really is an extraordinary set of allegations. It's nine minutes long and it just gets weirder and weirder.
- rideontime 6y ago
  And he's still leaving details out! I can't wait to read the complaint itself.
thorwasdfasdf 6y ago
Yup, same here.
wolco 6y ago
The CEO gets fired and you want to punish the company who fired him. Who's side are you on?
- alt219 6y ago
  I take it as the CEO left for reasons stated at the time as other than this incident, when in fact eBay actually knew about the CEO’s involvement but hoped the real reason wouldn’t ever come out.
- vkou 6y ago
  The company created an environment which enabled this sort of behaviour. This wasn't some rogue employee operating under the radar - this was a conspiracy through multiple levels of management.
- DonHopkins 6y ago
  Yet you have no problem with the company hiring the rotten CEO and psychotic crooked ex-cops in the first place, enabling them to mail cockroaches and bloody pig masks to intimidate critics, then initially covering up the actual reason they fired him, until they got caught. Since you asked first, I have to ask you the same question: Whose side are YOU on? Are you a cockroach or bloody pig mask salesman, or maybe a psycho crooked ex-cop recruiter and job placement specialist? >18. On April 10, 2019, for example, Executive 2 texted Executive 1, "We are going to crush this lady", sending along a link to the Newsletter's coverage that day of Executive 1's compensation. Are you really on the side of the lady crushers, and have to ask why other people aren't?
- deleted 6y ago
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