THE SPIC WHO WOULD STEAL DAVID BOWIE BOOKS

Que Lastima.

EBAY is such a whore-site, it's run by such craven monkeys and greedheaded shits, it's no surprise that a spic has no fear of posting two dozen bootleg items including FOUR books about David Bowie.

How obvious does it get?

A spic in South America is offering every book he can get his gnarled, greasy, dog-cum-stained hands on, and throws 'em on EBAY for $2?

He even admits these are DOWNLOADS.

EBAY, like a whore that makes a pimply trick put on a condom, does sometimes enforce a rule or two.

They have a rule about digital downloads. They aren't allowed. You have to send a real product through the postal system. BUT...eBay will not do anything unless an item is reported.

EBAY will also not do much to a seller that breaks their rules. Wrist slap. Wrist slap. Wrist slap. Wrist slap. This particular SPIC has had dozens of auctions removed. The spic just puts up more, which is what you'd expect from a spic, a greasy greedheaded parasite with no morals.

EBAY will also not do anything if one of their Mormon retards...one of their Down Syndrome minimum wage cretins...doesn't bother to glance at items reported. That happens quite a lot.

Call them up, and one of the Down Syndrome autistic shits will, after giving you the third degree. The moron will demand to know your name, address, e-mail address and anything else, while only giving a fake first name. THEN you will be told "we appreciate your time and concern," and then: "You can report it yourself. Click the link for REPORT THIS LINK.

Explain that you did, and nothing happened, you'll be told: "Report it again."

Meanwhile, EBAY makes a profit off material it knows is illegal. The site has no real incentive for being honest. Idiots leave happy positives: "Great seller! I got my book super fast! Will buy again!" Ha ha ho ho hee hee.

And a cheap spic buys a bag of Fritos, or some drugs, and the book industry, bookstores and authors are told to go find something else to do. Like go work minimum wage for Amazon, putting video games into boxes to send to Darren Potatohead.