do not by from a seylevel (EBAY ID ) on ebay

TROUT70

i bought 2 coins ( a 2000-d nh pcgs ms66 state quarter and a 2001-p ky pcgs flag ms67 state quarter) from the above mentioned seller on ebay and he or she was asking $3.25 shipped per coin so when the auctions were over i e-mailed her about combined shipping and paypal(she did not advertise paypal on the auctions) he or she said that was fine and sent me his-her paypal id so i sent them a paypal payment and they refused it and e-mailed me and said i would have to cover their paypal fees i said fine and sent another paypal payment and they refused it and now want to raise the price . i e-mailed them and told them i would not pay and now they want to turn me over for non-paying bidder . i have contacted ebay but they will not do anything about since i did not keep the e-mails the person sent to me and it looks like i am going to get a non-payiong -bidder alert and i am not going to be able to get a ky flag pcgs ms67 quarter that i have been looking for for some time now .

endzone

Check your deleted email files. If you have Outlook Express,
you should have a category for it.
Good Luck.
Sam

TROUT70

i have juno and it is crap , once you delete a message it deletes it .

endzone

Why don't you try to get copies of the PayPal transactions that you sent,
but were refused, or not accepted.
Check your transaction history through PayPal.
Sam

ElectricEye

seylevel is notorious for bait and switch ~ you see a nice flawless MS69 ASE and you get the most heavily milk spotted dog you ever did see

sorry to hear of your troubles

mansco

I just won a couple of seylevels auctions and said I would order a couple of other coins. Four coins and they want to charge me $6.50 plus $3.20 insurance four four coins. I don't mind paying the s/i of $9.70, but is anyone aware of them baiting and switching as I thought I read in the thread?

Mansco

Peaceman

In the future.... when you send an email just BBC (blind copy) yourself. THEN, put it in a folder.....