The internet encourages plagiarism, so the seller may not know or care that it was wrong to do so. I checked out the page,
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=2563924879 and he definitely claims that he had you describe it for him. I'd send him an email explaining why you want him to either credit you, rewrite the info himself, or end the auction. If he doesn't reply ASAP, file a complaint with eBay. Or... since he put in writing that you performed a service for him as a professional, send him a bill for your services, and let him know that you intend to pursue it in a court of law if he refuses to pay, since the evidence is right there on the auction page. :) chris On Thu, 9 Oct 2003, Dr E D F Williams wrote: > However a third Heine condenser has suddenly appeared on eBay and the > description the seller has put up has been taken -- word for word -- > from mine. The SOB even had the cheek to write 'I don't no much about > this so I had an expert write this for me [sic].' How does one deal with > this? The bugger has a very good feedback rating and seems to be well > known. And his starting bid was low, there is no reserve, and it seems > to be in very good shape from the pictures.
