How to deal with a nasty seller on the Bay
loanshark
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A couple of days ago I won two original bank rolls of 1964 Halfs and one of the payment options was to call and pay by credit card. I called the guy and he was less than happy about the amount I won the items for. I had to listen to how much I stole his items for longer than I cared. If it wasn't for the fear of gettting a neg I would have told the guy to shove it. Is it my fault that the items didn't sell for what he thought they were worth?
I got them for $45 each which I thought was a fair price. I bid with about 3 minutes to go, only because that was when I saw them for sell.
Loan Shark
I got them for $45 each which I thought was a fair price. I bid with about 3 minutes to go, only because that was when I saw them for sell.
Loan Shark
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Loan Shark
<< <i> If it wasn't for the fear of gettting a neg I would have told the guy to shove it. >>
Ebay sellers certainly don't follow the old axim "the customer is always right"!
If you're just a buyer, why care about feedback??
I'd give him neutral feedback for his attitude.
The problem with feedback is that folks are afraid to give anything other than a positive for fear of retaliation. I say let 'em have it if they deserve it!!
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<< <i> Is it my fault that the items didn't sell for what he thought they were worth?
Loan Shark >>
I thought you did give him full value since you had to listen to him whine about the way he sold them by not starting them at the price he thought they were worth!! Just think how much it would have cost him to go to a shrink and complain compared to how much you charged him.
After you get the coins, call him back and tell him he grossly overcharged you for shipping. Even if it was only a buck more. That ought to make his day!
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"Honored bid, coins as advertised, whined to me about the sale price." Of course, if he didn't leave feedback for me first, in reality I'd probably leave no feedback at all.
Hey, buddy, if you're not happy with $X, start the bidding higher than $X or set a reserve higher than $X. Honestly, some people...
<< <i>Actually, why don't you just forget it happened! Why worry over such small chit?? >>
Sage advice. However, revenge is sweet and I'd give 'em a well-deserved neutral feedback for being so abusive and insensitive!
Speaking about abusive and insensitive, aren't you the guy who called me a POS yesterday??
Civility, please!
Katrina
<< <i>Speaking about abusive and insensitive, aren't you the guy who called me a POS yesterday?? >>
Could be! I call them as I see them! How about showing us all where this happened though!
<< <i>
<< <i>Speaking about abusive and insensitive, aren't you the guy who called me a POS yesterday?? >>
Could be! I call them as I see them! How about showing us all where this happened though! >>
Ken, it was in the thread on the numimatist magazine. See my latest post "Should Major take a hike"? As one ot the precived board "insiders", I'd welcome your opinion.
You are percieved to be a "hit and run" poster! Post something and then stick around to defend your position. Whether you're right or wrong, at least you'll look better!...Ken
<< <i>Major, yes I did!
You are percieved to be a "hit and run" poster! .Ken >>
Oh, shame on me!
I doubt that many of us can be expected to sit around on the computer all day. Like most, I have a day job!