Friday, February 18, 2011
WARNING: Ebay Charlie Brown is a Fake
Yesterday we posted a link to an ebay listing purporting to sell Banksy's Charlie Brown.
The bidding has jumped to over $5,000, and we just wanted to inform the readers that we believe this piece is a scam.
We warned at the time that it seemed sketchy since there were no original pics in the listing, and the description is deceptively vague as it gets calling the piece for sale 'a chunk of concrete with a stenciled art piece on it'.
Hopefully there is still time to cancel bids, but buyer beware!
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auction,
Banksy,
Charlie Brown,
ebay,
fraud,
LA,
los angeles,
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thanks, what would i have done if i hadnt read this. man you just saved my ass. few
ReplyDeleteThis seriously can't be the first piece of banksy's that was stolen from the streets and sold? Does anyone know if this has happened before?
ReplyDeleteI have heard he did a bunch of stuff in africa (see link below) Im thinking about flying over there since i got easily offer a few dollars to buy the wall from the locals!
http://thefoxisblack.com/2009/07/14/banksy-went-to-africa/