Japan T-Shirt Freak 1223coo (now renamed happypretty10)

His name is Tomiaki Hotta.

He is the eBay sleaze who has put in over 26 bid retractions in less than 6 months. 

He has also bilked eBay sellers by claiming (over and over again) that his items never arrived and so he wants a Paypal refund. Since it's hard to insure or do delivery confirmation to foreign countries, and guys like Tomiaki Hotta also refuse to pay higher postage for those services, eBay sellers are forced to EAT the losses caused by two-timing double-dealing creep-frauds!

Hotta is such a slime, he often trolls eBay to sniper things...only to RE-SELL THEM at higher prices. And since he is known to put in Paypal disputes, often he gets 100% profit on an item that REALLY DID ARRIVE even though he CLAIMED it didn't.

Here is an eBay seller's story, from December of 2010 before the creepy eBay bidder Tomiaki Hotta changed his eBay identity (for the THIRD TIME) to HappyPretty10:

I sold two individual items to 1223coo on ebay, a man...who runs the very dubious looking website www.out-put.net . A clearly wealthy and not untypical of Japan, collector of punk memorabilia. Despite...his refusal to pay for International Signed for postage, the IDIOT launched an early dispute against me with Paypal, who immediately froze the $261.00 he sent for the items. Despite having said they would wait until January 4 2011 to give the post a little more time, I awake today to an email and subsequent phone call at my expense with the case closed and no reasonable explanation as to why the set date was not adhered to.

Morals for this story - don't neccesarily assume that 4300 positive, 100% feedback on ebay means a person is honourable, sensible or decent. I have been fucked up the arse on Christmas Eve for £165, selling in part, a treasured item of mine for over 30 years due to the fact that I am ill and out of work - not even to buy a holiday or a jet-ski, just to pay my fucking BILLS! What was it Churchill said? "Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. but it is, perhaps, the end of the beginning."