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Crooked Fatboy on eBay
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Spot on!! This one is not a Fatboy and I just discovered it myself by looking more closely on the picture.
You don't have to even look closely at that one to realise it's a slim not a fatboy, the picture is pretty large and clear even for the people that don't know the date codes. 
If the safety bar is just a tad out of alignment, this is pretty easy to fix!
isn't it against "pirate" bay policy to contact anyone other than the winning bidder?
Or an obese person with one leg shorter than the other....
Not that I know of. In addition, there's a "second chance" offer right on the My eBay page when you're selling, allowing you to contact the next bidder in line if your winner falls through:
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You don't have to even look closely at that one to realise it's a slim not a fatboy, the picture is pretty large and clear even for the people that don't know the date codes.
+1 I remember sending a seller a message about something that was described as "Might be a 'Fatboy'", letting them know it was a slim, and a fine razor. The seller replied back saying thanks, but didn't update their auction page. Just bothers me.
How?
# 180351553369
Everyone should send the seller a message:
What you have listed is not a fatboy, it's a slim, and from my understanding, it is damaged. Your auction description should be more forthcoming of the condition of your item.
Is that the vendors DOC number?...# 180351553369
I bought a defective fat boy on eBay last week and it had a defective head - almost 3mm gap on one side and tiny gap on the other side. Although the listing stated no returns, I took pictures and sent them in with an explanation and got my money back. Based on the person's feedback, it seems he kept trying to sell it until someone didn't request a refund.
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