an ebayer to watch if he/she is bidding on your wares...
goose3
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thanks,
believe it's taken care of.
thanks for the info guys.
believe it's taken care of.
thanks for the info guys.
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According to all of eBay's focus group info, any kind of
"negative terms" in a listing deters more good buyers
than bad buyers.
I have long resisted the temptation to put anything in
listings that might interfere with the smooth hypnotic
mood that needs to be created in good buyers.
We all need to find a better way. Or, better yet,
scamBay needs to stop allowing bad buyers and
sellers to use the "venue."
BTW, 10 days is within the USPS "margin of delay."
storm
<< <i>Looks like he's a board member, saw his post on this
thread... >>
There ya go. If it is the same guy as that thread suggests his PM's are on......shoot him a message and hopefully all is well.
-- Yogi Berra
thanks for the info about here. I just pm'd him.
He did email me today sometime.
I just got home from work today. I went in at 6am and was supposed to leave at 6pm........that is until some DUI moron crashed into a parked car after 5pm.
I spoke with him a while back - seems like a nice guy.
Good luck Goose.
mike
he's now NARU'd.
Note...I had edited my original post because I had been contacted at that time.
I swear...these low dollar 15 and 20.00 cards and a few of the people that win them each week really piss me off.
<< <i>still no payment and I went ahead and filed 2 NPB's on ebay to recoup my fees.
he's now NARU'd.
Note...I had edited my original post because I had been contacted at that time.
I swear...these low dollar 15 and 20.00 cards and a few of the people that win them each week really piss me off. >>
I hate when guys return $2.00 raw cards because "they don't look as good as the scan." There are a lot of a$$holes in the world.
My Auctions
open an eBay store that ONLY allows pre-approved buyers.
Very exclusive, only a few high-dollar sales a week, and no
problems with AHs.
There are a lot of "pre-approved" operators currently on eBay,
but most all of them are scamsters engaged in fee-avoidance.
Here is how those scams work: (eBay is cracking down on them,
so none of this info is a secret, but some here may not know about
it.)
You open a store and stock it with 50 to 100 items. You run a few CORE
listings in either auction or FP. These listings offer more than one of the same item
in the same listing. The listing requires the buyer to click a link "to be
approved." When you click, you are taken to a store page that allows
you to buy the product that originally caught your eye. You are also
"encouraged" to buy other store items. This technique allows the
CORE listings to remain in the main search, and they are simply relisted
as "billboards" every 10-days, and they never make any sales.
(eBay claims the violation involves "forced link to other items.")
If a seller had really nice stuff, I think a legitimate "pre-approved" upscale store
might do pretty well.
storm