What's wrong with this scenario?
PoppaJ
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Something doesn't seem right with these 2 auctions? It looks to me like the seller of auction #1 was the winner of auction #2.
Auction #1 .... Ended 4-28-09
Auction #2 .... Ended 5-10-09
So how does Seller #1 who has the card originally for sale but doesn't sell it, wind up winning the exact same card from Seller #2 less than 2 weeks later? Doesn't make sense!
Auction #1 .... Ended 4-28-09
Auction #2 .... Ended 5-10-09
So how does Seller #1 who has the card originally for sale but doesn't sell it, wind up winning the exact same card from Seller #2 less than 2 weeks later? Doesn't make sense!
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I know! Hey, retirement's a b*tch!
PoppaJ
<< <i>I know! Hey, retirement's a b*tch! >>
So is Jagermeister or however the heck you spell it.
<< <i>It means the seller has 2 ID's. >>
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I thought of that at first, but I ruled it out because of the 2 different selling locations .... and, I was hoping for more of a bizarre-type scenario!
I've got to stop watching shows like "Fringe"!
Now where's that Jagermeister?
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<< <i>It means the seller has 2 ID's. >>
And he's buying his own cards to boost the 2nd ID's feedback ratings?
<< <i>It also means that he is bidding on his own merch. >>
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Yep ... that's probably it!
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<< <i>And he's buying his own cards to boost the 2nd ID's feedback ratings? >>
It's probably more likely that he was shill billing, or trying to lure other bidders into the auction--but nobody took the bait and he ended up winning his own card. I don't think with the listing fees, etc. that he would go through this trouble just to add more feedback.
Have you reported this guy? Or emailed him to put a scare into him so he knocks it off? This person should not be running around scott-free on eBay...