This smells fishy. First off, the poster makes basic grammar errors. Next, misspelling. I'm willing to read their post, but without proof, I'm guessing this is the ol' PICNIC.
Scam. Everyone knows that these auctions end and no one pays, and no one gets in trouble. On a smaller scale, it's the one thing most people come to hate about eBay. They should end this auction.
Put a depends on your head because you're too lazy or rushed to take a proper shower? You're target market is more interested in fixing their hair than washing up? Good luck, but I don't think this is thought through at all.
The solution to this problem is somewhat clear: No private buses at public stops, and enforcement now of violations through ticketing and collection. The city council of SF can handle this if they wanted.
Someone needs to coin a term for businesses like Snapchat. They offer nil in the way of progress, yet act like they are all about progress. They offer no lasting value, yet you know they store all these snaps and will sell your info later through meta tags. They offer a free service, so you know you're the product. They target teenagers whose minds have not fully developed and sell their info to adults so they can advertise to them more effectively.
They should shut down their service, take the money they have, and make something that improves the world.
We don't really need another leech, or a shell vehicle for the rich to hedge in.
Problem In Chair Not In Computer.