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May 18, 2009 10:51 PM
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I would think... an emphatic "no". Suspicion of fraud does not equal fraud. The bad deed must be done first, then you can claim fraud. You can contact Ebay and have them look into it, but you can't retract your bid on a suspicion... Then, everyone would use this as a way to jump out of an auction!
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