Brees should've played the 4th quarter He's not gonna catch Marino if he sits >>
Hopefully next weeks opponent can put some points on the board so Drew can go over 400 with 6 TD's. I'm figuring two each for Sproles and Thomas since Ingram might be out.
"The woods are lovely, dark and deep. But I have promises to keep, And miles to go before I sleep, And miles to go before I sleep."
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
Collecting: Any unopened Baseball cello and rack packs and boxes from the 1970's and early 1980s.
italianz31 recently opened a cancel transaction case for an item you recently purchased: 1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4 .
Reason for cancel transaction request: Buyer's payment hasn't been received or hasn't cleared
Click the "Respond now" button to accept or decline this cancellation.
If you don't take action by Sep-19-2011, the seller will be able to cancel the purchase without your consent.
You can view the case anytime in the Resolution Center. 1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4
Item # :
200651977993
End time:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 10:48:17 PDT Sale price:
$750.00
Seller:
italianz31
Case opened:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 11:55:18 PDT >>
That's a request for mutual cancellation. An NPB strike would say something different. If the seller requests to cancel a transaction, I don't believe it results in non-payment strike against the buyer regardless of which reason is selected.
Sellers can report an Unpaid Item up to 45 days after the transaction date (i.e. the date when the buyer commits to buying the item and the seller commits to selling it). Usually the seller must wait 7 days after a listing closes to file an Unpaid Item Dispute. And believe me, that is a FULL 7 days...right up to the very minute the auction had ended. However, in the following exceptional cases, the seller can file a dispute immediately:
•At the time of the filing the buyer is no longer a registered user of eBay.
•The seller and buyer wish to mutually withdraw from the transaction.
In the first case the buyer will receive an Unpaid Item strike and the seller will receive a Final Value Fee credit without any additional steps.
In the second case the seller must file the dispute for mutual withdrawal. If the buyer responds to the dispute and agrees, the seller will receive a Final Value Fee credit and no strike will be given to the buyer. If the buyer fails to respond, the seller can still close the dispute to receive a Final Value Fee credit, and the buyer will not receive an Unpaid Item strike. It is IMPERATIVE that you explain the process to your buyer so that they understand that this process not only cancels the transaction, they DO NOT get a strike against their record for non-payment while you will still get your fees back from eBay. I don't recommend this mutual withdrawl in every case though because if a buyer doesn't agree, you don't get your credit and there is no second chances on that.
<< <i>sellers have been able to open or have ebay automatically open a case now after 4 days for well over a year now >>
If that was directed at me, I posted the above to show that the buyer wouldn't have received a non-payment strike due to the seller's request to cancel the transaction. Ebay can open a NPB dispute after four days, but that was NOT what the buyer cut and pasted above.
<< <i>sellers have been able to open or have ebay automatically open a case now after 4 days for well over a year now >>
If that was directed at me, I posted the above to show that the buyer wouldn't have received a non-payment strike due to the seller's request to cancel the transaction. Ebay can open a NPB dispute after four days, but that was NOT what the buyer cut and pasted above. >>
my reply was only to dispute this: "Usually the seller must wait 7 days after a listing closes to file an Unpaid Item Dispute. And believe me, that is a FULL 7 days...right up to the very minute the auction had ended"
It's 4 days
nothing at all about what these 2 guys are going on about
italianz31 recently opened a cancel transaction case for an item you recently purchased: 1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4 .
Reason for cancel transaction request: Buyer's payment hasn't been received or hasn't cleared
Click the "Respond now" button to accept or decline this cancellation.
If you don't take action by Sep-19-2011, the seller will be able to cancel the purchase without your consent.
You can view the case anytime in the Resolution Center. 1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4
Item # :
200651977993
End time:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 10:48:17 PDT Sale price:
$750.00
Seller:
italianz31
Case opened:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 11:55:18 PDT >>
That's a request for mutual cancellation. An NPB strike would say something different. If the seller requests to cancel a transaction, I don't believe it results in non-payment strike against the buyer regardless of which reason is selected. >>
What he said. Damn you are both stupid. Adding you both to my blocked list also. This is a request to cancel the transaction so he could do it off eBay for you. OP you are a turd, a POS based on your history on these forums, and did I mention a turd. MrMint learn to read this was not a NPB strike against you.
To some up this thread................... DERF DERF DERF!!
Just curious Joey. Why sell the card for a huge loss? Obviously Mrmint thinks it will sell for a lot more. Why not just sit on it until you get a good price?
<< <i>so mrmint misinterprets the cancellation request he agreed to, still pays, gets the card within a week, and then leaves a neg? >>
I was never informed that he received a NPB notice because i never filed one unless my account his setup that way, nor did he ever contact me and tell me he received one. He agreed to cancel the transaction which we did, i sent him the card which he filed a claim on me saying he hadnt received the card and did not wait the 5 days usps said it would take, he receives the card and likes it and then cancels the claim against me. NOW almost a month later hes giving me negative feedback for a transaction we both agreed to cancel
<< <i>Just curious Joey. Why sell the card for a huge loss? Obviously Mrmint thinks it will sell for a lot more. Why not just sit on it until you get a good price? >>
thats exactly what i shouldve done but at the time was in need of money. if i wouldve known mrmint was gonna pull some shady stuff on me i wouldve just waited. FYI also mrmint was crazy enough to do a search to find out my mom and dads name and google map their house. just shows how crazy he is but people on here like to overlook that kinda stuff cuz i dont have as much credit on this forum as him
Just so everybody knows i have another post on here about albert pujols which he commented on this morning and after i responded to his post that he edited about my grandmother passing away he gave me negative feedback for a transaction that took place in mid september
sounds like you just pis*ed him off, are all your cards on the table here? I don't see anything that you did in the transaction which would warrant that, he neg'd you probably in part for the your reneging on your offer (not saying it's right but I would accept that it wasn't related to the ebay transaction, was something personal, and move on). What did you say to him for him to go internet stalker?
1. I was going to start a thread tonight about a recent negotiation with an EBay seller where I found the seller's actions very perplexing, but who the hell am I kidding. I can't compete with this.
2. Can't say I'm exactly scrambling to get my wallet to do business with either of these two people after reading this thread.
3. If no one has publicly thanked DPeck100 for introducing the phrase "I have no skin in this game" to the boards, I would like to take this opportunity to do so now.
'Sir, I realize it's been difficult for you to sleep at night without your EX/MT 1977 Topps Tom Seaver, but I swear to you that you'll get it safe and sound.' -CDs Nuts, 1/20/14
<< <i>sounds like you just pis*ed him off, are all your cards on the table here? I don't see anything that you did in the transaction which would warrant that, he neg'd you probably in part for the your reneging on your offer (not saying it's right but I would accept that it wasn't related to the ebay transaction, was something personal, and move on). What did you say to him for him to go internet stalker? >>
Well the transaction were originally talking about he received the ted williams and i sold him 2 other ones i think. he got good deals on them too, i lost money but i needed it so i took his offer. He didnt post any feedback until earlier today when i replied to his post to me saying that i wouldnt buy cards for high prices and sell them to him for low. after that i received negative feedback. sounds like a baby to me
maybe I'll get drunk later and catch up on all six pages of what appears to be a massive trainwreck. In the meantime, I have a question: have the Perkies checked in? Anything resembling the Perkies?
I cannot believe i just read all 7 pages of this vomit. At first I was in Italian's corner. Then in the middle I was being swayed to Mrmint. Then by the end I was back to Italian. Now I'm glad its over. It is over right?
Just spent half my day reading this thread..lol..and i gotta side with italian on this one. yes they were both wrong in some ways BUT the fact is mrmint got the card, they both seemed to mutually agree to cancel the transaction and mrmint buy the card through paypal. buyer receives card as promised then a month later posts negative feedback...sounds like mrmint is was in the wrong. id be pissed if someone did that to me after giving them such a killer deal. I dont feel at all that the seller is having remorse or he wouldve posted something earlier. he has a legitiment reason to be upset and i dont blame him. and as a senior member mint taking it to that level couldve easily been avoided if you wouldve just left it alone
i am very embarassed for all of this but like all of you i joined this forum to share my passion for card collecting and hopefully meet people who shared similar interests since none of my close friends collect. But when somebody goes to extreme lengths to discredit you by disrespecting your family, looking up your personal info and leaving negative feedback its easy to get upset and do everything you can to clear your name. i would never do or say half the things mrmint has done but stooped to his level and got out of hand. i hope in the future all of you will get to me and see that im not what he makes me out to be and am as straight up as all of you. this shouldnt of been a issue for all of you but between me and mrmint but since hes tried to humiliate me in the past i wanted to bring it to everyones attention. damn i need a case of beer right now!!
The one in question used to bust my balls on every card I listed or cracked out from an EBAY purchase. I would list at a decent price price and take serious heat all the time until I put my foot down. A know a few members were on my side in those posts too. I saw no need as to how I was being slapped around trying to sell items at basically market price...some below.
<< <i>The one in question used to bust my balls on every card I listed or cracked out from an EBAY purchase. I would list at a decent price price and take serious heat all the time until I put my foot down. A know a few members were on my side in those posts too. I saw no need as to how I was being slapped around trying to sell items at basically market price...some below. >>
Maybe just sorry grapes because you beat him to it?? Does this guy (mr.mint) collect ANYTHING, or is he basically a flipper of every single card he comes across? I mean, I flip cards too, but it is to finance my addiction on certain sets in particular.
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<< <i>
<< <i>And how about Sproles?
man, that little guy can run >>
I should have made that trade.
Thank you Mr. Brees for a nice save.
Brees should've played the 4th quarter
He's not gonna catch Marino if he sits >>
Hopefully next weeks opponent can put some points on the board so Drew can go over 400 with 6 TD's. I'm figuring two each for Sproles and Thomas since Ingram might be out.
But I have promises to keep,
And miles to go before I sleep,
And miles to go before I sleep."
"Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans."
Collecting:
Any unopened Baseball cello and rack packs and boxes from the 1970's and early 1980s.
<< <i>Proof of another lie..
Hi mintonly,
italianz31 recently opened a cancel transaction case for an item you recently purchased: 1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4 .
Reason for cancel transaction request: Buyer's payment hasn't been received or hasn't cleared
Click the "Respond now" button to accept or decline this cancellation.
If you don't take action by Sep-19-2011, the seller will be able to cancel the purchase without your consent.
You can view the case anytime in the Resolution Center.
1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4
Item # :
200651977993
End time:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 10:48:17 PDT
Sale price:
$750.00
Seller:
italianz31
Case opened:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 11:55:18 PDT >>
That's a request for mutual cancellation. An NPB strike would say something different. If the seller requests to cancel a transaction, I don't believe it results in non-payment strike against the buyer regardless of which reason is selected.
Sellers can report an Unpaid Item up to 45 days after the transaction date (i.e. the date when the buyer commits to buying the item and the seller commits to selling it). Usually the seller must wait 7 days after a listing closes to file an Unpaid Item Dispute. And believe me, that is a FULL 7 days...right up to the very minute the auction had ended. However, in the following exceptional cases, the seller can file a dispute immediately:
•At the time of the filing the buyer is no longer a registered user of eBay.
•The seller and buyer wish to mutually withdraw from the transaction.
In the first case the buyer will receive an Unpaid Item strike and the seller will receive a Final Value Fee credit without any additional steps.
In the second case the seller must file the dispute for mutual withdrawal. If the buyer responds to the dispute and agrees, the seller will receive a Final Value Fee credit and no strike will be given to the buyer. If the buyer fails to respond, the seller can still close the dispute to receive a Final Value Fee credit, and the buyer will not receive an Unpaid Item strike. It is IMPERATIVE that you explain the process to your buyer so that they understand that this process not only cancels the transaction, they DO NOT get a strike against their record for non-payment while you will still get your fees back from eBay. I don't recommend this mutual withdrawl in every case though because if a buyer doesn't agree, you don't get your credit and there is no second chances on that.
<< <i>sellers have been able to open or have ebay automatically open a case now after 4 days for well over a year now >>
If that was directed at me, I posted the above to show that the buyer wouldn't have received a non-payment strike due to the seller's request to cancel the transaction. Ebay can open a NPB dispute after four days, but that was NOT what the buyer cut and pasted above.
<< <i>Glad you didn't get the accountants involved.
Hard to involve the accountant when she's out on maternity leave thanks to Mr. Nightcrawler.
<< <i>
<< <i>sellers have been able to open or have ebay automatically open a case now after 4 days for well over a year now >>
If that was directed at me, I posted the above to show that the buyer wouldn't have received a non-payment strike due to the seller's request to cancel the transaction. Ebay can open a NPB dispute after four days, but that was NOT what the buyer cut and pasted above. >>
my reply was only to dispute this: "Usually the seller must wait 7 days after a listing closes to file an Unpaid Item Dispute. And believe me, that is a FULL 7 days...right up to the very minute the auction had ended"
It's 4 days
nothing at all about what these 2 guys are going on about
<< <i>
<< <i>Proof of another lie..
Hi mintonly,
italianz31 recently opened a cancel transaction case for an item you recently purchased: 1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4 .
Reason for cancel transaction request: Buyer's payment hasn't been received or hasn't cleared
Click the "Respond now" button to accept or decline this cancellation.
If you don't take action by Sep-19-2011, the seller will be able to cancel the purchase without your consent.
You can view the case anytime in the Resolution Center.
1954 BOWMAN TED WILLIAMS PSA 4
Item # :
200651977993
End time:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 10:48:17 PDT
Sale price:
$750.00
Seller:
italianz31
Case opened:
Monday, Sep 12, 2011 11:55:18 PDT >>
That's a request for mutual cancellation. An NPB strike would say something different. If the seller requests to cancel a transaction, I don't believe it results in non-payment strike against the buyer regardless of which reason is selected. >>
What he said. Damn you are both stupid. Adding you both to my blocked list also. This is a request to cancel the transaction so he could do it off eBay for you. OP you are a turd, a POS based on your history on these forums, and did I mention a turd. MrMint learn to read this was not a NPB strike against you.
To some up this thread................... DERF DERF DERF!!
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<< <i>so mrmint misinterprets the cancellation request he agreed to, still pays, gets the card within a week, and then leaves a neg? >>
I was never informed that he received a NPB notice because i never filed one unless my account his setup that way, nor did he ever contact me and tell me he received one. He agreed to cancel the transaction which we did, i sent him the card which he filed a claim on me saying he hadnt received the card and did not wait the 5 days usps said it would take, he receives the card and likes it and then cancels the claim against me. NOW almost a month later hes giving me negative feedback for a transaction we both agreed to cancel
<< <i>Just curious Joey. Why sell the card for a huge loss? Obviously Mrmint thinks it will sell for a lot more. Why not just sit on it until you get a good price? >>
thats exactly what i shouldve done but at the time was in need of money. if i wouldve known mrmint was gonna pull some shady stuff on me i wouldve just waited. FYI also mrmint was crazy enough to do a search to find out my mom and dads name and google map their house. just shows how crazy he is but people on here like to overlook that kinda stuff cuz i dont have as much credit on this forum as him
I so miss getting involved in the drama, but a promise is a promise...
2. Can't say I'm exactly scrambling to get my wallet to do business with either of these two people after reading this thread.
3. If no one has publicly thanked DPeck100 for introducing the phrase "I have no skin in this game" to the boards, I would like to take this opportunity to do so now.
-CDs Nuts, 1/20/14
*1956 Topps baseball- 97.4% complete, 7.24 GPA
*Clemente basic set: 85.0% complete, 7.89 GPA
<< <i>sounds like you just pis*ed him off, are all your cards on the table here? I don't see anything that you did in the transaction which would warrant that, he neg'd you probably in part for the your reneging on your offer (not saying it's right but I would accept that it wasn't related to the ebay transaction, was something personal, and move on). What did you say to him for him to go internet stalker? >>
Well the transaction were originally talking about he received the ted williams and i sold him 2 other ones i think. he got good deals on them too, i lost money but i needed it so i took his offer. He didnt post any feedback until earlier today when i replied to his post to me saying that i wouldnt buy cards for high prices and sell them to him for low. after that i received negative feedback. sounds like a baby to me
<< <i>I've read most of this and don't really know what to make of it, but here goes.
Well said!
CDsNuts, 1/9/15
maybe I'll get drunk later and catch up on all six pages of what appears to be a massive trainwreck. In the meantime, I have a question: have the Perkies checked in? Anything resembling the Perkies?
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<< <i>So given the issue on the BST board, why would either of you ever agree to do business with the other again? >>
Because he has more than one grandmother or girlfriend or the dog ate his homework....I wouldn't do business with him again and haven't. >>
But you did do business with him again, the question was why?............... nevermind.
At first I was in Italian's corner.
Then in the middle I was being swayed to Mrmint.
Then by the end I was back to Italian.
Now I'm glad its over.
It is over right?
OP is upset more about buyer posting it back on ebay for $1200.....
The neg feedback (Mrmint hasn't explained that one yet from what I am reading)... does not make sense to me yet.
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I concur..
Here is the very short version:
Seller has sellers remorse.
Both of them are being children.
<< <i>Geeze I'm sorry I asked.
<< <i>I read this entire thread and quite frankly both of you should be embarrassed. >>
+1
<< <i>My 2 cents...
OP is upset more about buyer posting it back on ebay for $1200.....
The neg feedback (Mrmint hasn't explained that one yet from what I am reading)... does not make sense to me yet. >>
no remorse. i stand by my decision!
<< <i>Just spent half my day reading this thread..lol..and i gotta side with italian on this one. >>
lol I bet you do. Welcome to the boards and great 1st post.
Italian....I wish you would write more coherent sentences.
Mr.Mint - nothing that dude does surprises me. I want nothing to do with him......
<< <i>I read this entire thread and quite frankly both of you should be embarrassed. >>
I'm embarrassed for having even skimmed through it.
<< <i>I read this entire thread and quite frankly both of you should be embarrassed. >>
lmao. so, so true.
<< <i>i hope in the future all of you will get to me and see that im not what he makes me out to be and am as straight up as all of you. >>
now hold on there cowboy....let's not get in over our heads here....
there are plenty of sh$tsacks frequenting these boards who would bend you over the dining room table in a new york minute.
in all seriousness, though, lots of really good people on this board--it's just that a few sometimes can ruin the experience for the rest of us.
Mickey71
<< <i>The one in question used to bust my balls on every card I listed or cracked out from an EBAY purchase. I would list at a decent price price and take serious heat all the time until I put my foot down. A know a few members were on my side in those posts too. I saw no need as to how I was being slapped around trying to sell items at basically market price...some below. >>
Maybe just sorry grapes because you beat him to it?? Does this guy (mr.mint) collect ANYTHING, or is he basically a flipper of every single card he comes across? I mean, I flip cards too, but it is to finance my addiction on certain sets in particular.