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lemmy.blahaj.zone

I wish the article specified whether downloadable images of pizza actually sold for thousands of dollars or whether they were simply listed for that much. Like I can put my toenail clippings up on eBay with a $1000 price tag but it doesn't mean people are buying them.

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Holy shit this is such a pet peeve of mine.

Go to "completed listings," you tool.

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Probably Just someone trying to scam someone else out 1k. Just like those PS5 2k eBay listing that was just a print out image.

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Is it happening in the Etsy basement and run by Hillary Clinton? 🙄

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lemmy.world

The ads are very strange, probably either a troll intentionally seeking this outcome or a scammer targeting pedophiles who believed in pizzagate and used it to look for CSAM. In any case, very weird.

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Troll seems most likely given it's specifically a pizza. But there's several reasons someone would put up a fake listing. Could be a poorly thought out method for "laundering" stolen credit cards. Or someone just hoping for a bored or drunk millionaire. Or someone boosting # of listings stats on their account. Or a temporary placeholder because they're trying to transfer reviews between listing's. I'm sure there's more possibilities.

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Isn't them just trying to throw off the fact that they are the ones doing this kind of thing?

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