STARSCOIN....Block this guy and save yourself some grief. Update in opening post.
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I had started a recent thread regarding a number of recent returns. This fellow bought an 1889-CC Morgan from me and after 10 days he said that it did not fit in his set. He originally filed a SNAD looking for me to cover shipping both ways.
A bit of research shows that he listed and sold the coin for significantly less than he had paid me. WTH.
I don't mind taking the coin back but the BS is uncalled for.
My Listing.
His listing.
Update: I spoke with the buyer this afternoon and exchanged a handful of emails as well. No hard feelings either way and he has agreed to keep the coin. Hopefully his interception of the package is successful.
Edit to add. Intercept failed (if ever attempted). I received the coin back and will issue a full refund. Don't need the hassle of Paypal chargebacks. Good riddance.
A bit of research shows that he listed and sold the coin for significantly less than he had paid me. WTH.
I don't mind taking the coin back but the BS is uncalled for.
My Listing.
His listing.
Update: I spoke with the buyer this afternoon and exchanged a handful of emails as well. No hard feelings either way and he has agreed to keep the coin. Hopefully his interception of the package is successful.
Edit to add. Intercept failed (if ever attempted). I received the coin back and will issue a full refund. Don't need the hassle of Paypal chargebacks. Good riddance.
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I don't mind taken the coin back but the BS is uncalled for.] >>
I certainly would mind - That is outrageous.
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<< <i>...
I don't mind taken the coin back but the BS is uncalled for.] >>
I certainly would mind - That is outrageous. >>
Correct....on second thought I may refuse. Have Ebay on the phone right now.
EAC 6024
Good luck, I'm blocking him now.
Click on this link to see my ebay listings.
bob
<< <i>Im going to ask a stupid question, he can't really return that, can he? >>
According to Ebay, probably not.
According to Paypal probably so.
I need to think on this for a bit and all opinions are welcome.
But you have Returns: 14 days money back, buyer pays return shipping
So just have him return the coin at his expense and give him his money back and block him. Not much else you can do.
People go to Home Depot, buy a top of the line chainsaw, use it to cut down their tree, and then return it to the store. It's cheaper than renting it.
<< <i>Even eBay would not process this as a SNAD.
But you have Returns: 14 days money back, buyer pays return shipping
So just have him return the coin at his expense and give him his money back and block him. Not much else you can do.
People go to Home Depot, buy a top of the line chainsaw, use it to cut down their tree, and then return it to the store. It's cheaper than renting it. >>
Yep. If I had that in my auction, and he was within the timeline when he requested the return, I would take it, but have him pay shipping.
Ebay has the auction, under his account, that clearly shows it is the same coin (same cert #, etc), so I think they would not process the SNAD, as mentioned above.
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
Collecting 1970s Topps baseball wax, rack and cello packs, as well as PCGS graded Half Cents, Large Cents, Two Cent pieces and Three Cent Silver pieces.
<< <i>Must be a disgruntled Cowboy fan. >>
Shocking gall.
<< <i>I wonder what he told the guy who won his auction?
Shocking gall. >>
Unless it was his own shilling that won it, if he does that, which I don't know and am only speculating on based on his actions so far being less than scrupulous, then he probably said something akin to "ummm...sorry.....I can't seem to find the coin. Let's mutually cancel the transaction. Ok dude?"
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
<< <i>I wonder what he told the guy who won his auction? >>
That's my question too!
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<< <i>I wonder what he told the guy who won his auction?
Shocking gall. >>
Unless it was his own shilling that won it, if he does that, which I don't know and am only speculating on based on his actions so far being less than scrupulous, then he probably said something akin to "ummm...sorry.....I can't seem to find the coin. Let's mutually cancel the transaction. Ok dude?" >>
Well...................if he doesn't receive a neutral or neg from whomever purchased the coin then he probably shilled it.
IF, a buddy bought bid on the coin and they agree to cancel the transaction, eBay "might" be able to respond.
BUT, as it sits right now, he technically doesn't own the coin and if he sent a "Sorry dude, can't find it" message, then eBay would have a record of that as well.
Definitely someone I would not want to buy my coins although, the name "looks" familiar.
The name is LEE!
- Jim
mbogoman
https://pcgs.com/setregistry/collectors-showcase/classic-issues-colonials-through-1964/zambezi-collection-trade-dollars/7345Asesabi Lutho
Keeper of the VAM Catalog • Professional Coin Imaging • Prime Number Set • World Coins in Early America • British Trade Dollars • Variety Attribution
Box of 20
Blocked.
Dispute this with eBay and Paypal with those links as evidence, and you will be in the clear.
Please, for the greater good, do not let this guy get away with this.
<< <i>Thanks and gladly blocked.
bob >>
ditto and glad of it.
Whoever is careless with the truth in small matters cannot be trusted with important matters.
<< <i>By what contorted reasoning would this encapsulated coin qualify as a SNAD? >>
Just had one returned snad in an ngc holder. Buyer said coin did not appear to fit the grade and holder appeared tampered. Bs. Holder is fine he just wanted to see it and didn't want to pay return shipping after I told him no problem on the return.
My Ebay Store
No reserve auctions are losers in my experience with very few exceptions. And with all the shilling going on in what appear to be honest auctions, how do others compete with "auction theater"?
Blocked.
He used your images also.
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<< <i>He used your images also.
Any way to tell if he's done this in the past? (I'm not familiar with what searches are possible on eBay).
Low overhead, no chance of loss. Great business model! (Assuming you have no ethics).
<< <i>He used your images also.
Jeez....didn't even catch that.
""""It's not his coin to return anymore now is it. I'd tell him I found his listing and he should honor his 1/11 sale and ship it (to himself or buddy). Wouldn't his reselling nullify a return to you?""""
Was thinking about that as well. If the auction winner paid for the coin, who holds title to it?
(Seller) "Well, let me see. Even though the auction closed, I need to cancel it". (Buyer) "Why"? (Seller) "um,,,,,,,,,,well..............um,,,,,,,,,,,,,, well you see the coin hasn't arrived yet because I just bought it". (Buyer) "So, ship it to me after it arrives". (Seller) "Well, I'd rather cancel anyway because you got it for less than I paid for it".
This guy probably sells used cars.
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/1889-CC-MORGAN-DOLLAR-NGC-Fine-/191466527815?pt=Coins_US_Individual&hash=item2c944b5c47&nma=true&si=Bx5QjVKBLmaAJEQ55RVFWYVZdoo%253D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
The auction posted was shilled, so he did not send anyware. eBay doen't even care if they pay the fees - start getting pissy if you frequently cancel your shilled wins.