Coin sold, feedback left. same seller has it up again same day?

TorinoCobra71

Coin Sold here on Sept. 22:

1880-S Morgan

Feedback left on Oct. 4th:

Feedback left for 1880-S Morgan.

Same coin up for sale BY SAME SELLER?!?!?!?!?: Oct. 9th:

Same 1880-S Morgan for sale again.

Am I missing something?!?!?!?!?!?!

TennesseeDave

Apparently he bought it to re-sell.

PerryHall

<< <i>Coin Sold here on Sept. 22:

1880-S Morgan

Feedback left on Oct. 4th:

Feedback left for 1880-S Morgan.

Same coin up for sale BY SAME SELLER?!?!?!?!?: Oct. 9th:

Same 1880-S Morgan for sale again.

Am I missing something?!?!?!?!?!?! >>



Perhaps the buyer backed out of the deal and left good feedback since the seller let him off the hook. Just guessing but it would be interesting to ask the seller what's going on.

TorinoCobra71

<< <i>Apparently he bought it to re-sell. >>



HUH? He didnt buy it. Some user name r*********t bought it. Seller and Buyer have different user names.

blu62vette

Buyer claimed to have been hacked one night and bought things he didn't mean to. Somehow the hacker knew he bought coins, how strange. Buyer files paypal claim. Denied as they could not find fraud evidence. Buyer refuses package. Seller give refund and cancels transaction after coin comes back from PO. Seller has the coin back and re-lists.

The relist and feedback on the same day are pure coincidence.

Spooly

I would report to e-bay....... shrill bidder!

blu62vette

<< <i>I would report to e-bay....... shrill bidder! >>



Thanks for accusing me of having a shill. I can forward you about 10 emails from the buyer if you need some proof he bought it and claimed fraud on his account.

AUandAG

I sent the seller of a ASE a question on a reverse pic (not up) and asked if
there were spots.
But, he did not reply for some time and it was graded, and what I wanted so
I hit the buy it now button without his response. Paid for it and then he
responded that it was spot free but there was a hit in the shield on the back
and sent me a pic. Oh my, it was right where I did not want a hit to be, in
the main focal area.
So, I sent him a message asking to back out and he okayed it. Then he
relisted (obviously the same coin) a few hours later. So, it would show up
as a new listing, sale and relisted all in a 24 hour period.

Can happen, that's all I'm saying.

bob

TorinoCobra71

<< <i>I would report to e-bay....... shrill bidder! >>



I dont think I would accuse a very reputable person of having a shill bidder..........

mrpotatoheadd

I sold a coin on eBay a while back. Buyer paid right away through PayPal and then emailed me a few hours later, frantically asking if he could cancel the transaction as he misread his wantlist and already had the coin he bought from me. I had already left feedback but had not yet shipped so I refunded his money and relisted the coin.

Moral of the story- you (in general- not directed at any specific poster) might want to be sure of the facts before coming to a conclusion that may not be accurate.

LanceNewmanOCC

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i've had a few buyers ask me shortly after auction end if they could back out of the purchase. i have better things to do with my time than to argue or force a sell, so I immediately agree so long as they assist me to get my fees back and I will have the listing back up and running very shortly. Although that has only happened 3-4 times and I make no waves. I pick my battles and things like this fall short by light-years.
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braddick

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<< <i>I would report to e-bay....... shrill bidder! >>



I dont think I would accuse a very reputable person of having a shill bidder..........

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Come on. Guy was joking. ("Shrill", instead of, 'shill').

2ltdjorn

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Moral of the story- you (in general- not directed at any specific poster) might want to be sure of the facts before coming to a conclusion that may not be accurate. >>




We are merely a victim of our times.... Politics has seem to have made this acceptable behavior.