Another Not Pointed 1985 Canada Small Cent

Did anyone else see the sellers error penny?

Nothing is going to happen, all ebay cares about is their own profit.
This seller will be on next week selling another false coin.

E bay just sent me a survey to fill out about my experience with E bays customer support about this seller.
They are not going to like my answers the first question was how satisfied were you with the help provided.
I told them no help was provided at all the seller is still ripping people off and on your auction house and it makes it look like E bay supports this type of business (the seller ripping people off). I don't feel that this is a very good business practice on E bay's part. I told them that customer support are very polite and listen very well but did nothing about the problem but assure me that it would be dealt with, I also told them that they are helping this thief as the common coin worth 1 cent is now up to $94.00+ now that is stealing by both of you.
So we will see what happens now I will likely get booted off E bay for speaking the truth but I don't really care I'm getting sick of E bay and there rules.

like gidjit said, they want you to give them the truth, we had a survey come a week ago or so, and our answers wasn't that nice either, tell it like it is.

Kbbpll,
I went through Customer Support I wrote my question to them and I think it went on a forum of some type because they got back to me within an 1/2 HR and told me they deleted it from where ever it went and that I couldn't do that and to read my E bay agreement that I agreed to when joining E bay.
When they got back to me they supplied an email address, a telephone number to call them or get them to call me so I went with the later I got them to call me about my questions and they did call me back pretty much right away.

I've found the most effective way to report an item is through the " ebay Auction Violation Reporting" feature of this forum. Click on "All Forums" scroll down 'til you find " ebay Auction Violation Reporting", click there and send your report.

Clearly someone opened an account to bid on this coin with the intent of leaving negative feedback. As much as I dislike anyone misrepresenting any product on ebay, using this sort of tactic doesn't help the integrity of the online market place. As to why anyone would bid over 100$ for a 1985 P5 penny (I'm referring to a the buyer that didn't win) is also suspect so I'm guessing that those bids were also illegitimate.

I agree, ebay doesn't do enough and I sometimes wonder if anyone ever looks at the complaint reports, and even if they did, often they wouldn't know what to look for. Also, ebay has become a bit of a "vault" from a corporate standpoint with no real way for customers to contact or interact with the company to put forth ideas, suggestions and/or complaints outside of the "cookie cutter" issues. Indeed that is a problem but I think ebay needs to be continuously pushed to improve the trade environment (both for buyers and sellers alike). I once suggested "field experts", members of the ebay community that are active through either buying or selling to be the ones to deal with or at least have some involvement with complains associated with their field of knowledge. If you take an example of a fake coin listing that may be obvious to the coin community, that listing may not be so obvious to an ebay support individual sitting in California with no coin knowledge. So what does he do now? Take the complaintant's word for it? What if the complaint is unfounded? Allowing the "wild west" to flourish also opens the door to fraud on the buyer's end. Not sure what the answer is but I'd like to see ebay more proactive in that aspect.