Learned my Ebay lesson

In all the previous buying and selling we have done on ebay, there has never been a problem. (except people who "forget to pay". Which seems regular.). I am new to coin collecting. This was my second purchase. The auction was listed with two German coins, the one was supposed to be a 1934 E. I recieved a 1934 B. I don't think it was intentional, but I still feel disappointed. What am I supposed to do? I guess it doesn't matter that much because I don't have a 1934 B and I bid on the auction for the other coin, a 1967G 5 mark coin. I didn't spend much at all, mainly shipping. I don't want to buy on Ebay any more. How do you know what you are getting? What do I do? Do any of you buy on Ebay? If not, were do you get a good deal on coins, or am I just over reacting?
I have so much to learn!
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1-Dammit Boy Oct 14,2003
International Coins
"A work in progress"
Wayne
eBay registered name:
Hard_ Search (buyer/bidder, a small time seller)
e-mail: wayne.whatley@gmail.com
I have so much to learn.
The "trick" to knowing who to deal with on e-bay is to look at the feedback. A rating of 98 or above is desireable. Actually look up what the feedback says, is it just about selling or buying? Is the seller well established (been an e-bay member long,)
Have you tried to contact the seller and in a normal, mature way to explain the problem?
Try it and see what happens.
"I has a bucket." - Minazo.
Minazo the LOLRUS, 1994-2005