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Originally Posted by stillselling  I'm not going to comment on your price gauging practices because I've done it too, but all I got appreciations for making kids happy.
If someone commits mail fraud, contact the postal inspector and the police department in his town.
Stop crying about you need the $400 to live. If you can rescue your account, do it. That pile of junk is not earning you any cash unless you sell it, do the math and do what's most cost effective. | Really?!?!  I didn't come here to be smacked in the face or to be. judged. I came here because I thought it was a place where I could get help from people in a similar situation.
Unless you have been in my position, which you know nothing about, you couldn't possibly begin to understand what $400 is to my family.
I have no intention of "screwing" EB or PP. I literally do not have the $400 to pay the money I owe them. I want to be able to sell again to MAKE the money to pay what I owe them to get my original EB/PP accounts back. I worked really hard for the FB I earned, I am not going to let that go or hold a grudge against them because there were some scammers that knew their way around the rules. If I could rescue it some other way I would, I simply do not have the money.
As for price gauging, it's all a matter of supply and demand. All business operate in that way. I did not force anyone to hit the BIN button, if they didn't like the price they were free to move on. And my junk, well you know how that goes, one man's junk is anothers treasure. I've made a nice honest profit on what you call my "junk" through research and plain old hard work.
Please reserve your judgment for those who's situations you are fully aware of.
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