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Why is it you send a question asking what sort of dollar they want and they come back with open to offers :banghead::banghead::banghead::banghead: That's not what I asked what's so hard in saying a price :evil:

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but i bet as soon as you go back with a figure,they say oooo nar i want more than that :roll:

 

:ykt: Tim

 

I just email back saying that's not what I asked ill prob get banned again :oops:

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Now I get what am I willing to pay :banghead::banghead:

 

fook all springs to mind :beer:

 

But if you don't no how much you want then i can't help you .

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Ebay's an Auction site ............ you bid what you want to pay, if someone wants to bid more they buy it ?

 

If they knew what they wanted for it surely they would list as a buy now or a classified ad ?

 

 

I do the same though :lol::lol:

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.........Another niggle with ebay when sellers start with 99p but the item is worth say 6 to 7 grand why not start at 5 grand :banghead: its obviously not selling for say 1500 quid :roll:

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.........Another niggle with ebay when sellers start with 99p but the item is worth say 6 to 7 grand why not start at 5 grand :banghead: its obviously not selling for say 1500 quid :roll:

 

Listing fees are cheaper for lower starts I think

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.........Another niggle with ebay when sellers start with 99p but the item is worth say 6 to 7 grand why not start at 5 grand :banghead: its obviously not selling for say 1500 quid :roll:

 

Listing fees are cheaper for lower starts I think

 

 

Or in some cases free :thumbsup:

 

 

Although why someone selling a £5k item is so tight that they dont pay £14 for a classified item that last's a month is beyond me :?:

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I never knew that but most times a low start never gets anywhere near the true selling /wanted price .....Cheers

 

Listing fees are cheaper for lower starts I think

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That gets me every time Darren. You've got something for sale and I want to buy it. Tell me how much you want and i'll have it off you - simple. fookin idiots!

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I had someone contact me about a sky box i'm selling, it clearly states post or collection, yet he backed out of the sale when i told him i wouldnt deliver it! flipping cheek :evil:

 

Even with all it's problems, i'm still addicted to it. Bought so many bits for the mk2 in the last 3 weeks i think i've got an addiction :lol:

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That gets me every time Darren. You've got something for sale and I want to buy it. Tell me how much you want and i'll have it off you - simple. fookin idiots!

 

Unless it's a classified ad with a fixed price then, being an auction site, I would assume it's the responsibility of the prospective buyer to place/offer a bid.

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Well I'm cheesed off today as I bought a set of internal door rods off there.

 

Asked in advance: "are these the rods that link the internal door handle with the latch mechanism?"

 

Was told: "Yes"

 

Arrived yesterday and they in fact the ones that link the external door handle with the latch mechanism.

 

I get told: Send them back for a refund

 

Great I think, are you funding the return postage and are you going to refund the postage I paid for them in the first place given that they're not what you said they were? :evil:

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