Why eBay people make you say "What"
Smittys
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Read from bottom up
edit to add sent picture of sale.
Okay point here:
I list an item for sale.
I get a message from an eBay buyer/seller. Unasked for.
I respond with an answer proving items like this sell.
You can read his responses.
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huh?
BHNC #203
I don't get what you are trying to point out.
point added, why even message me.
I feel bad for that guy. The one I saw licking the window on the bus.
eBay certainly has its share of weirdos.
Now he can say on his resume that he was a business consultant.
Strange. I don't see what he was attempting to gain from this interaction. After this, he doesn't really expect you to work with him on a price that meets his expectations, does he?
WTF?
Some people think that eBay is like a coin forum.
He must be getting higher quality at a discount. Ask him his source.
"A dog breaks your heart only one time and that is when they pass on". Unknown
????
The question for the OP is why bother to respond?
And some people mistake a coin forum as eBay...
peacockcoins
I've gotten similar emails. I'm not sure why anyone has time to make random comments about items they aren't interested in.
I once had someone email me about a damaged though otherwise expensive stamp (50 cent Trans-Mississippi). His original statement was that such an item was not collectible and I should not sell it. I responded that he need not buy it and that some people liked to fill a hole for a couple bucks when a sound copy would be a couple hundred. He responded that I was morally questionable for enticing someone to waste their money. I stopped answering.
One other person once emailed me to tell me that I must be a crook because my 100 ounce silver bars were too cheap relative to other eBay listings. [Keep in mind, I have perfect feedback with over 20,000 ratings.] I told them I got them cheap and silver had moved up, but he just reiterated his suspicions of me. LOL.
Please don't waste my time w rants about eBay if u don't like the item don't buy it. Weird email just delete.
I run in to all kinda goofballs both online and at shows - just deselect.....
I've had the occasional weirdo send me an unsolicited comments like that. I should block them if they do - half the time they probably bidding and would be nothing but trouble.