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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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munn wrote:
> " Item location: Japan
> United Kingdom"
>
> Eh?
They always do that, so when you search for items in the UK only it comes up in the search.
It's a complete sod when you're looking for small cheap electric stuff because the Hong Kong people charge £10 P&P for even the smallest item. Bluetooth dongles are impossible to buy from the UK on there.
> " Item location: Japan
> United Kingdom"
>
> Eh?
They always do that, so when you search for items in the UK only it comes up in the search.
It's a complete sod when you're looking for small cheap electric stuff because the Hong Kong people charge £10 P&P for even the smallest item. Bluetooth dongles are impossible to buy from the UK on there.
" Item location: Japan
United Kingdom"
Eh?
United Kingdom"
Eh?
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> "For Paypal payments, please add 20% on top of the price. Why?
> Because people who prefer to pay by Paypal are people who are not
> concerned about price."
>
> WTF?
>
> This seller seems like a bit of an idiot.
Just don't pay the extra 20%, or the normal 5% that people add on.
They can't do anything about it and it's completely against eBays T&C.
> "For Paypal payments, please add 20% on top of the price. Why?
> Because people who prefer to pay by Paypal are people who are not
> concerned about price."
>
> WTF?
>
> This seller seems like a bit of an idiot.
Just don't pay the extra 20%, or the normal 5% that people add on.
They can't do anything about it and it's completely against eBays T&C.
"For Paypal payments, please add 20% on top of the price. Why? Because people who prefer to pay by Paypal are people who are not concerned about price."
WTF?
This seller seems like a bit of an idiot.
WTF?
This seller seems like a bit of an idiot.
Q: Is this auction ACTUALLY for a PSP? BEcause the description is very confusing. answered on: 11-Apr-05
A: It was for a PSP but since one guy was unsure I removed his bid. Now I am unable to cancel the auction, so any bid below 112 pounds will not count.
He's got a point though and may be able to get away with it because of that.
A: It was for a PSP but since one guy was unsure I removed his bid. Now I am unable to cancel the auction, so any bid below 112 pounds will not count.
He's got a point though and may be able to get away with it because of that.
"Product: The item on offer in this auction is a brand new Sony PSP 1000 Normal Pack which includes system, battery, leads and instruction booklet - all unopened. This is the latest version with system software 1.5. The PSP supports the following 9 languages: German, English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Portugese, Russian & Japanese."
[URL]http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=75556&item=8184016879&rd=1[/URL]
Lil Bro wrote:
> I lost it in the end, wasn't watching.
>
> A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
What was the link?
> I lost it in the end, wasn't watching.
>
> A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
What was the link?
An actual PSP?? Or one of those dodgy links to a place where you can buy PSPs for almost nothing etc...???
I lost it in the end, wasn't watching.
A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
A guy just sold a PSP for 4.00 plus 16.00 p&p
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