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MICHAELDIXON
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I bid on 3 - 2c pieces and a token with no value and won it. The picture shows a cleaned 1855 1/2c with the other coins. Item # 230782865180 The same picture was used in auction #230782297316 which sold yesterday with the same description. I sent this message:
Hi,
I am concerned as I won item number: 230782865180 and you sold the same lot yesterday as item number: 230782297316. What is the deal? Are the coins pictued not what I bid on? Let me know, as I have reservations about paying for something that doesn't exist or has already been sold.
Mike Dixon
For the detectives on the board, has anybody had dealings with this ebayer? His ebay id is: jzq2468
Hi,
I am concerned as I won item number: 230782865180 and you sold the same lot yesterday as item number: 230782297316. What is the deal? Are the coins pictued not what I bid on? Let me know, as I have reservations about paying for something that doesn't exist or has already been sold.
Mike Dixon
For the detectives on the board, has anybody had dealings with this ebayer? His ebay id is: jzq2468
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bob
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
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peacockcoins
I agree with you. The photo should ALWAYS be of the actual item being sold. No ifs, ands or buts. End of discussion. Period.
What a waste of everybody's time.
Oh Brother
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