How did you get ebay to show you the current and recent auctions bid on by someone? I had never seen that before.

At the top right of an eBay page, click on Advanced Search. I think this appears on almost every page.

Next, click on Items by Bidder, enter the bidder's name, click the Search button, and there you go. Easy!

You'll see there are a couple of other options on the Items by Bidder page, such as to include completed items.

It's an ideal tool for the nosy (such as myself).

http://www.michellebass.info/

sample

"Michelle and Stuart were spotted at Norwich train station today, October 27th. Where they were heading is anyone's guess!" :sleep:

What's your point?

i meant to say i would have loved to have something to do with michelle

michellebass.info is a great site

there was no point really, which makes a pointless reply all the more surprising (time spent etc).

One thing I have noticed about Michelle fans is how touchy they are and Im also surprised at the cross-section of society she has attracted (for instance normally cynical posters etc)

Why can't you just be happy that the money is going to a good cause. You all seem to have forgotten that.

So what if she is a Michelle/Stuart fan, good luck to her I say.

The t-shirts went to a good home I think

If I felt that the buyer's main reason for buying the T-shirts was to make a generous contribution to charity, then I would applaud her. If she had given the money to Comic Relief and then burnt the T-shirts, I would have respected her.

However, if you look at her eBay bidding history, you will see that she has bid on nothing but BB-related items. We were also told by sian1980 that the buyer is a member of the Michelle Bass Info website.

The buyer is therefore a fan. She wants these T-shirts; she thinks they're important enough to be worth over £1000. And that's what is sad and bizarre. Michelle and Stuart are probably reasonably harmless, moderately pleasant, quite pretty human beings, but they have done nothing whatsoever to deserve the kind of hero-worship with which the buyer seems to regard them.

Why are you so concerned hmm? Did you miss out on the bidding dear?

Don't be so silly, love. You clearly didn't read what I wrote.

Have you got a sensible comment to make?

Have you got a positive comment to make?

No, apparently you haven't got a sensible comment to make...

If you manage to say something relevant to rhis thread, then I may bother to reply to it. Otherwise, there's no point in continuing this little squabble.

Bye.

See ya later. Maybe you can think of something nice to say about this charity event while you're out.....

Charity begins at home, and it would be nice if we were all a little more charitable occassionaly

I don't think Stuart and Michelle deserve our charity

Hardly think they need our charity. Yellowlabbie