Selling DishPro 301: eBay violation?

[Smith P.]

You reason don't procure omitting the number and posting them will make life easy for potential buyer. Keep buyers out from checking a status before bidding doesn't sound right.

 

[Ronald_Jeremy]

Now how much more spectacularly idiotic is Dish going to get? Card hacking isn't the sensible way to pirate anymore, and Dish even knows why!

Hell, they are forbidding their dealers from selling perfectly legal equipment. That is pretty spectacularly idiotic.

 

[STDog]

I stated the receiver was new and not ever assigned to an account and that Dish confirmed it was good to go. When someone asked me for the numbers, I told them I would give that information to the winning bidder and he can then check the status before sending payment.

That's like buying a car and taking the sellers word for it condition/status.
Would you buy online without the odometer reading and VIN?

As to not having to pay? Again your word. You could easily turn said bidder in as non-paying. Since the numbers aren't in the listing, you could ship any receiver/card you like and the buyer has no recourse since that info is not in the description.

You may be a great seller, but there are many out there that aren't. When you don't know who you can trust, you trust no one.

 

[JWC]

I do not care to know how card hacking is accomplished, but it would seem possible, knowing the card and receiver numbers, that a person so inclined might be able to fabricate a false duplicate card with a hacked up receiver. So I would also be reluctant to list that information initially, but agree with you that the honest buyers have a different slant on the information.

 

[Smith P.]

I do not care to know how card hacking is accomplished, but it would seem possible, knowing the card and receiver numbers, that a person so inclined might be able to fabricate a false duplicate card with a hacked up receiver. So I would also be reluctant to list that information initially, but agree with you that the honest buyers have a different slant on the information.

Urban legend without merit !!!

[Each receiver hold HIDDEN unique decryption key.]