thought about putting this on all my auctions ? comments
diamondman
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This is the only time this item will be listed on Ebay as an auction due to so many buy it now items and due to the poor economy & cheapskates thinking I will relist at a lower price. . So if you want it better bid now other wise it is off to a local auction house or back in storage for another 10 years.
In other words bid now or I'll burn it, throw it way, sell it somewhere else or give it to the local goodwill or store it away for a long long time. Remember " he who hesitates is lost".
In other words bid now or I'll burn it, throw it way, sell it somewhere else or give it to the local goodwill or store it away for a long long time. Remember " he who hesitates is lost".
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<< <i>You might also want to throw about 19 god blesses in there and ask that people repent their sins. >>
I'll make it 20, thanks for the great idea!
"...This is the only time this item will be listed on Ebay as an auction due to so many buy it now items and due to the poor economy & cheapskates thinking I will relist at a lower price. . So if you want it better bid now other wise it is off to a local auction house or back in storage for another 10 years. ..."
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I could argue both sides of the acceptability issue, but the
likelihood of a CS-monkey buying my pitch in defense of
your listing is pretty slim.
OTOH, it may be highly unlikely that anyone would report
your listing as a violation.
In general, buyers tend to shy away from listings that contain
comments they perceive as "strange/unusual."
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Conclusion: Any gratuitous comments are best thought,
but not included in listings. This is especially true if an attempt
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MANY years ago, I - and other sellers - used to list official certificates
that were signed by famous politicians. Such listings would include
statements like,
"If this item is not sold through this listing, the signature will
be cut from the certificate and offered in a future listing."
The tag generated both hate mail and lots of sales.
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<< <i>In general, buyers tend to shy away from listings that contain
comments they perceive as "strange/unusual."
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Kirby Puckett Master Set
This item is from my Dying grandpa's estate and is the only time this item will be listed on Ebay due to so many super rare items in grandpa's estate and the fact grandpa needs a special medical treatment within the next 2 to 3 weeks and this is the only means of paying for it and it will/might save his life so bid early bid often and bid high and god bless all the bidders. remember grandpa might not make it if I have to relist this item and I won't be able to buy a plane ticket for his 7 year old grandson who wants to see gramps one last time and then fly back in time to attend bible school. So if you want it better bid now otherwise the next time you see it on ebay it might be to pay for gramps funeral and all those money grabbing estate lawyers.
In other words bid now or gramps dies and his evil 3rd ex wife gets all of it, and sells it to the local flea market dealer (that she is sleeping with this week) Remember all these items are super rare and some may be one of a kind. good luck on bidding and save gramps and grandson from the evil ex-wife. and as Red Skelton would say "good evening and may god bless".
<< <i>the dying Grandpa giving the card to your son the day before his 7th birthday story might be useful as well. >>
My favorite is the "lady" who is selling her ex-boyfriend or ex-husbands card collection.
There also was a seller that claimed that her husband had died of cancer and "she" was selling his cards.