Jim Kaiser

Thanks rushdriven. It's not a raffle. I've spent thousands of dollars developing a system, consulting with lawyers, and having a site built that complies with all gambling laws. It's a fun and legal way to sell high end items dirt cheap. It's definitely got some gambling aspects to it, and I understand that's not for everyone, but for those who like that sort of thing it will be a fun site with some lucky people winning some amazing cars.

Fair enough. Please tell me where you see a scam. Everything is clearly spelled out and when all is said and done, somebody will be winning the car with their $5 bid. Nothing at all scammy about that.

Hi Ian I just emailed you. Your input would be appreciated. Thanks. Jim

Hi topcabron, I'd be happy to send you the Carfax, but I'm not sure what that would prove. Please understand what the site is about and read the FAQ's and the "How It Works" page. The site should be fun. We are not asking anybody to spend 300K on the car, Just $5 for a chance to win it.

Nope, not a scam, and I apologize if that's how it looked. Yes, that was my first post here after signing up with my real name, and I do own the site I was referring to. In hindsight, I should have been more upfront about that and asked for feedback instead of just posting what I did, so now, that's what I'm asking. If anyone who replied to my post would like to sign up on the site, I'll credit your account with a few free bids so you can see how it works, and I would love to hear your feedback so that I can make any needed improvements to the site. I want to assure you that it's 100% legit and that it's nothing close to a "jam auction". Somebody will actually win the car. Thanks for your time, and again, I apologize for getting off to a bad start on this forum. Jim

Any thoughts on the auction going on at [A bullshit jam auction website].