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I've bidded on an item which has half an hour left, for 50p.
The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112. Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to sell for that, right?
The seller just got a Q&A asking why it's so cheap, and he replied that he would not sell the item unless bidding reached 112. Surely he can't do this? If the highest bid is 50p, then he has to sell for that, right?
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Have you got a link to the item??
Some people like to put a "No Reserve" price on the item they're selling, meaningly that the first bid has to be a certain price to start!!!!
Soory man but he doesn't have to sell if he's left a reserve, means he will only sell if it's over that price.
Normally tells you if there's a reserve just not of how much
Normally tells you if there's a reserve just not of how much
munn wrote:
> I will vote for whichever political party gets rid of this gayby from
> the planet.
>
> Or Bell...hound?
You want him gone using the giant baseball bat with a nail or the rocket set for the sun?
> I will vote for whichever political party gets rid of this gayby from
> the planet.
>
> Or Bell...hound?
You want him gone using the giant baseball bat with a nail or the rocket set for the sun?
you'd be surprised. the second i read your posts i thought
"typical yatarian"..........
"typical yatarian"..........
Isn't he a little politically incorrect?
"The tip of the day is, don`t ask for a discount - ask where the seller is and make a judgement about them"
"prefer Asian customers first and foremost because they they think Japan is rich so they have no hesitation about making payments"
Who is he to stereotype other people and other countries? I'm from Bristol - Yate in fact - but I'm not a typical Yatarian - in fact we are all individuals - he has NO right to judge me because I come from Bristol - like I have no right to judge him just because he thinks Japan is in the UK.
"The tip of the day is, don`t ask for a discount - ask where the seller is and make a judgement about them"
"prefer Asian customers first and foremost because they they think Japan is rich so they have no hesitation about making payments"
Who is he to stereotype other people and other countries? I'm from Bristol - Yate in fact - but I'm not a typical Yatarian - in fact we are all individuals - he has NO right to judge me because I come from Bristol - like I have no right to judge him just because he thinks Japan is in the UK.
I will vote for whichever political party gets rid of this gayby from the planet.
Or Bell...hound?
Or Bell...hound?
It seems to me as if he's actually just trying to find customers who he can sell lots of things to, rather than actually selling anyone a PSP.
He'd rather sell to someone here for £112, rather than £224 for someone in Canada? WHY? P&P isn't gonna cost him £112 is it. Why won't he just keep the stupid thing! Save a lot of hassle for both ends.
Keep searching I'm sure we'll find a T&C on that page for "You must be older that 633 years and have six fingers on your right hand, otherwise I won't sell it to you". This seller is beyond belief!
Keep searching I'm sure we'll find a T&C on that page for "You must be older that 633 years and have six fingers on your right hand, otherwise I won't sell it to you". This seller is beyond belief!
" I don't sell to anyone."
"The actual product is secondary compared to finding an efficient seller. The product depreciates in value over time. The PSP could probably be found in a car-boot sale for $50 next year. On the other hand, having a reliable supplier is a longer term gain."
haha very good
"The actual product is secondary compared to finding an efficient seller. The product depreciates in value over time. The PSP could probably be found in a car-boot sale for $50 next year. On the other hand, having a reliable supplier is a longer term gain."
haha very good
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