See eBay item below. Police selling the watch and not guaranteeing it’s genuine!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CP-Breitl...sAAOSwpWRcrehr
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See eBay item below. Police selling the watch and not guaranteeing it’s genuine!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CP-Breitl...sAAOSwpWRcrehr
they say 14 day returns if not satisfied so its up to the buyer to check.
i wonder if these are from the POCA cases?
If you check there ebay site theres loads of stuff
Think they just missed out contact details
Pc dell boy
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Makes you wonder when the Police are flogging bicycles and makeup
ahaha, this made me laugh, someone should report them. lol.
Haha, I love how the starting bit was £0.99!!! I live in MK so maybe I'll ask to make an appointment ot view it! Hahah
wouldn't it be illegal to sell a fake?
Have any of you confirmed it's a fake? or speculation?
Reported, for fun.
ebay do not allow authenticity disclaimers in their adverts.
They also don't do anything about fake goods when you report 'em, but hey! I couldn't resist.
They have 1379 good feedback thought! I wonder where eBay stand with the police selling thigns! hahah
Looks real to me
What difference does if make that it's the police? They would be treated like any other business seller on eBay I'd imagine.Quote:
Originally Posted by GregR_
May well be real. I find Navitimers to be god awful blingy things (no offence to any owners, I'm sure I have watches you won't like!), I couldn't tell a real one from a looky-looky beach seller fake.Quote:
Originally Posted by speedypro1111
But that's not the point, ebay do not allow authenticity disclaimers. ;)
That's true I guess. I'm just suggesting that if they've a good feedback history and have sold items such as this in the past that they'd have been flagged before now? Who knows, I'm going to add it to my watch list.Quote:
Originally Posted by nunya