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Re: At what point can an Ebay seller cancel a sale?
<< <i>Seller can refuse to complete a sale up to the time he ships it. You cannot prevent him from refunding your money and telling you "no deal." Ebay will not force him to deliver but I believe they will put a "strike" against him if you report it to ebay. Not sure how many "strikes" it takes for ebay to finally take… -
Re: If I put a roll back together, is it still original?
I know your question is completely different, but a buyer in these times will have trouble believing anything you tell them whether true or not because of one thing no matter the story the cherry was popped, anything after is second. Realone, not to worry - none of the rolls are for sale, thus there is no buyer to worry… -
Re: 1976 Topps Baseball Thread
Gamberale, What is the magnitude of the pop increase? I don't track it, so I don't know. Whether PSA has relaxed their standards is open for debate. Many on this forum think their standards have increased in recent years and discount older holders for that reason. Personally I think their stringency varies over time,… -
Re: 1909-S on end of roll.........$1100 and counting
He said HE had never opened the roll. He didn't say that the roll had never been opened, The language is typically very carefully used in these sucker auctions. Carefully used language can be a warning flag to stay away from an auction. Some time ago I bought an "old" roll that I barely recovered what I spent for it. Not… -
Re: Ebay to do away with auctions?
They also act like that people who accept checks/money orders get stood up far more than people who take Paypal only. Another fabrication. People that pay me with checks or money orders are usually the most reliable customers. When I sell, I only take checks/money orders and I can vouch for one thing - I decide when to… -
Re: Sell full set or do set-break?
preowned, you're throwing shots at jordan for his being new at ebay and less than 10 feedback. I myself have given him more than 20 feedback, have him as a favorite seller, and have his auctions in my favorites list. His feedback was over 3000 the last time I looked. He's not new at ebay and he's not a scammer. Most people… -
Re: Counterfeit John Adams coins, NOT!
<< <i>The refunding of EBAY fees was a very nice appology IMO. >> I think that was their duty, or should I say the least they could do. It amazes me how large the pool of potential eBay employees is (believe me, it's extremely large and most are qualified with college degrees), and how absolutely incompetant most of them… -
Re: OT Ebay selling/fraud avoidance question
My 2 cents: In this case I think you're ok. Buyer has been on Ebay since 2004, so he predates the myriad of Chinese scammers that have come out of the woodwork in the last 3 months. However, in my opinion, to protect yourself going forward, you need to exclude China as a country you ship to in your Ebay preferences and… -
Re: This eBay Auction Frustrated Me
<< <i>I don't see that he had any "Reserve Not Met" condition on that listing. All someone had to do was bid 38¢ on it before he pulled it, and eBay rules say he would have had to let the auction continue to the closing date, right? >> NO. A seller can cancel the bids and end an auction at his discretion. I did it… -
Re: Before grading services were established...........................
For those of us that started collecting in the late 1950s or early 1960s, the only guide was Brown & Dunn. It was a good book, with pretty easy to understand differentiations for the grades. There was, as I recall, only ag, g, f, vf, xf, au, and BU or proof; no finer distinctions were made. You could pick out your own idea…
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