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Originally Posted by cpttango30

So your telling everyone not to bid then you turn around and talk about how you bid on them sites. Hummmmmmm sounds fishy to me. I have never placed a bid on any of these sites, but if they give away free bids and we had a group of people get together to use up all the free bids, then I don't see an issue using free bids to stick them at their own game.

I'm not tracking how it is immoral? I think it's immoral based upon the deception and tactics that they use. They set-up their sites to take advantage of people.

They post the terms and conditions and you have to agree to them when you sign up. If you don't understand them or you agree to them it hour reading that is your fault.

Same thing as people buying a house that is 3 times what they can afford and and doing an arm loan so they can. No one forced them to sign up no one forced them to bid 65 times. And buy a $10 knife for $75. Everyone makes choices in life some people just are not as good at them as others.

So, by this logic, if I wanted to run a Ponzi scheme, then it should be ok then, I'm not forcing anyone to put their money in; I'm just benefitting by taking advantage of their greed right?