Haha yes it is a lithium ion battery pack specific to the camera. But that would be funny if this whole time it just used AA batteries.

Aye, well, the more I think about it, the more I think the guy is having a laugh, selling a camera without either the means to power it, or a warning to that effect.

Have you asked him where the charger is?

Col

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Makes you wonder how the vendor acquired the camera in the first place.

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After looking at his profile some more I suspect he may be a pawnbroker or something to that extent since he is selling a bunch of random things. Hopefully not a thief.

I haven't heard back from the last message I sent. I was thinking about asking him how he charged it but I wrote a bunch of other things as well and decided not to make it any longer.

Actually after looking at his feedback again I realized that he sold a bunch of used digital cameras in the past month. He also seems to be selling a lot of other small electronics. Hmmm pretty suspicious. I really hope this camera wasn't stolen. I hate thieves and I hate the idea of owning something that belongs to someone else.

sounds like a pawn shop or dealer who go's to police auctions.

Jim

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the best thing to do before buying or biding is to ask questions
if he/she is genuine he will answer, if he dosent dont bother with him/her

Thank you for all the advice. I just left negative feedback and purchased a charger. Should I open a case with Ebay or does it not matter? The seller stopped communicating with me on the matter which is why I gave up on it.

Open a dispute!

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