So, what do you think they mean???

Coins101

I contacted an ebay seller about combining auctions and the number of days a purchaser has to complete all the transactions. Their reply was:

"Hi we have a three policy wherby you can bid on items and then pay for them all at one time. Thanks"

I asked them if that you could combine only 3 items, or if I had three days to place a bid on a possible future win, or I had three days to complete the transaction, from the date of the first item won, or three days from the last item won??????

And their reply:

"Hi we have a three policy wherby you can bid on items and then pay for them all at one time. Thanks Barbara"

So, what do you think????

I guess I won't be doing any business with them in the future.

mgoodm3

I'm thinkin' that they've got a three policy wherby you can bid on items and then pay for them all at one time. That's my interpretation.

JohnZ

Sounds like translation problem. English might not be Barbara's first language, and perhaps she simply doesn't understand your question.

BigE

Maybe they mean you have to ask them three times--------BigE

Myqqy

I'm thinkin' that they've got a three policy wherby you can bid on items and then pay for them all at one time. That's my interpretation. I'm thinkin' the same thing...

Coins101

So, you two talk the talk, but can you walk the walk.

Maybe they are baseball fans, three strikes and you are out!!

BigGreek

<< <i>I'm thinkin' that they've got a three policy wherby you can bid on items and then pay for them all at one time. That's my interpretation. >>


ROFL

millennium

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RGL

Could they mean "free" policy?

mrearlygold

Is that a three policy?

TP

Neptune

I would definitely email them the third time, and ask what is a "three policy" and what does it mean, because you don't understand.