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smallstocks

Just pulled these terms from an ebayer with 97.6% feedback:

High bidder can send $5.50 priority mail or $2.50 padded envelope add extra $.50 shipping and handling on Wacky Packs or $1.00 per magazine, book or other item shipping and handling cost for either type shipping to American Estates 2131 s. K.K. ave. Milwaukee, WI. 53207 insurance is an extra $1.35 for $50.00 worth of coverage and is optional but recommended. Good luck & happy bidding. PLEASE EMAIL ME ANY QUESTIONS @ budneyglory@sbcglobal.net OR YOU CAN CALL ME @ 414-483-2110 MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. CENTRAL STANDARD TIME ASK FOR DOUG. IF BY CHANCE I'M NOT IN TELL MY DAD, UNCLE OR ANSWERING MACHINE WHAT YOU ARE CALLING ABOUT AND ESPECIALLY THE ITEM NUMBER(S) OF WHAT YOUR CALLING ABOUT.

mikeschmidt

I love people who don't understand that "your" is different from "you're"

RedRomad275

Ebay should consider putting spell check on their listing software

brianwintersfan

That's right down the block from me. Do you want me to go beat him up??

LWMM

<< <i>Ebay should consider putting spell check on their listing software >>



The New York Times ran an article about that sometime last year or so--the bottom line, according to one of the executives, was if you can't spell it, use google.

larryallen73

Lots of discussion in California right now about the new requirement about passing the high school exit exam before you get a diploma. I am guessing that indivudal may have trouble passing!

sandmanfromlv

in response to Schmidt....people who can't distinguish b/w there, their and they're.... and people who say irregardless....


It is I...

Southsider

I prefer ebay without a spell check. It gives me an idea about the person selling the item. If the description is barely understandable and filled with spelling and gramatical errors, it lets me know I may not be dealing with the sharpest knife in the drawer. I factor that into my bidding. If every description was spellchecked and errors cleaned up, I wouldn't be able to avoid sellers who I feel are a risk. I also prefer not to buy anything from a seller that uses "z" in place of "s" in words. Just my preference.

royalbrett

<< <i>I prefer ebay without a spell check. It gives me an idea about the person selling the item. If the description is barely understandable and filled with spelling and gramatical errors, it lets me know I may not be dealing with the sharpest knife in the drawer. I factor that into my bidding. If every description was spellchecked and errors cleaned up, I wouldn't be able to avoid sellers who I feel are a risk. I also prefer not to buy anything from a seller that uses "z" in place of "s" in words. Just my preference. >>



That's an excellent point. It's something I do as well.

Allen

I usually avoid Kobe cards when the description reads something like this;

Yo this kobe card is bangin, kid is havin' a killa year ya herd. He be da truff ballin out lik wut erynight this thang be holdin it down in any gangstas colectiun and be a mus hav for ogs.