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Well you won't be seeing my AAdvantage miles up for sale on eBay.Like to see what the same AAdvantage miles would get in bids to those in the know, probably about 50% more in bid total
Well you won't be seeing my AAdvantage miles up for sale on eBay.Like to see what the same AAdvantage miles would get in bids to those in the know, probably about 50% more in bid total
It's a breach of the QFF T&C's but its not against the law. Why would eBay care?
They have buyer protection programmes in place to cover the buyer after the fact.
AFF Supporters can remove this and all advertisements
This guy has done it a bit and has received good feedback, so obviously some of these are going through.
eBay Feedback Profile for george370
Seems expensive though. Actually looks like he's bought and sold points...
Looking at those dates how does s/he get around the once every 12 month transfer, or they might have access to multiple accounts
Several of the recently ended auctions for QFF points now show that they had zero bids:
60,000 Frequent Flyer Qantas points voucher miles | eBay
30,000 QANTAS Frequent Flyer Points | eBay
Qantas Frequent Flyer Points 20,000 | eBay
The thick plottens ...
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They ended because "This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available"
I think ebay may have sent them a nice message advising it is against their listing policies.
RedRoo is alive and well after all
Points selling for weeks on EvilBay and the party ends after less than 2 days on AFF
We have the Power(Evil laugh now)
Wow this and other statements seems to say quiet a lot about the mind set of some on this forum.
Realy cant see what the problem is here, FF points are an asset owned by the individual who has earned them, if they choose to convert that asset into cash to someone who is willing to pay for them, then let them, the trade is monitored by ebay and protection is offered to the buyer both through ebay and/or paypal if they use that as a way of payment.
Why this would be of any concern to people who seem to think that they are the "guardians" of the QF FF scheme is beyond me.
They ended because "This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available"
I think ebay may have sent them a nice message advising it is against their listing policies.
I agree with you in principle, with two caveats. firstly the qf points are not owned by the member, they are retained by qantas. not that that really matters in the grand scheme of things, if someone want to sell them and can get away with it then its not for me to police.
however, I was concerned for the buyers. overly inflated prices, and the potential for fraud. it seems the bidders are highly inexperienced travellers, otherwise they wouldn't be bidding unrealistic sums to buy the miles. so they probably don't know what they're getting themselves into... possibillity for qf to cancel the transaction, possibility they could try and fly and have the ticket seized at the airport. and then good luck to them trying to get their money back from the seller, who has to be slightly dodgy because they know they shouldn't be selling them in the first place.