bclarkie wrote:Looks like someone wrote a book about EBay: Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Books | eBay
MShipley88 wrote:bclarkie wrote:Looks like someone wrote a book about EBay:eBay "I give the same feedback as you give me." Sellers who use feedback as blackmail annoy me. If I have bid and paid it is now the seller's duty to properly ship. Since my part is done as soon as I pay, I expect feedback at that time. Mark
bclarkie wrote:Looks like someone wrote a book about EBay:eBay
MShipley88 wrote: "I give the same feedback as you give me." Sellers who use feedback as blackmail annoy me. If I have bid and paid it is now the seller's duty to properly ship. Since my part is done as soon as I pay, I expect feedback at that time. Mark
blackdougal wrote:Plaag wrote:Wow..I do know they went up in price through the years when I bought mine (I believe I got mine from the begining when they started to come out), but I didn't think there was that many printings. So now I have to ask, is there a site that distinguishes printings like the Acaeum does for 2nd edition material? (TSR archive does not in this instance any rate) Or is it only the logos and price that change on these books?ShaneG.I've compiled a fair amount of info on 2E printings over the years, in particular on the core books and the PHBRs. There were as many as eleven printings on some of them. I'll try to get that posted some time tomorrow for your enjoyment.
Plaag wrote:Wow..I do know they went up in price through the years when I bought mine (I believe I got mine from the begining when they started to come out), but I didn't think there was that many printings. So now I have to ask, is there a site that distinguishes printings like the Acaeum does for 2nd edition material? (TSR archive does not in this instance any rate) Or is it only the logos and price that change on these books?ShaneG.
MShipley88 wrote:bclarkie wrote:Looks like someone wrote a book about EBay: Advanced Dungeons and Dragons Books | eBay "I give the same feedback as you give me." Sellers who use feedback as blackmail annoy me. If I have bid and paid it is now the seller's duty to properly ship. Since my part is done as soon as I pay, I expect feedback at that time. Mark
guerret wrote:MShipley88 wrote: "I give the same feedback as you give me." Sellers who use feedback as blackmail annoy me. If I have bid and paid it is now the seller's duty to properly ship. Since my part is done as soon as I pay, I expect feedback at that time. Mark You are totally right. But I also understand that some sellers have had business with morons who left a negative just for fun (or because there were some slight problems or delays and these guys just did not have the patience to try and solve the issues), maybe feeling safe because the seller had already left his own.In general, I invite sellers I buy from to post their feedback first. Not to retaliate in case of a negative feedback, but to avoid leaving a positive and receiving nothing in return.
bclarkie wrote:My point was more that no one will ever agree on the "feedback" question no matter what thread it is in, and if you are not careful it will 15 pages deep and people will be all pissed off. I have seen it happen here before.
bclarkie wrote:Hey all, please don't turn this thread into a feedback thread.
guerret wrote:bclarkie wrote:My point was more that no one will ever agree on the "feedback" question no matter what thread it is in, and if you are not careful it will 15 pages deep and people will be all pissed off. I have seen it happen here before.Of course you are right, still there's no harm in exchanging each other's opinions over who should leave feedback first even without trying to make people agree on them.But then you would probably disagree with me for adding another post on the subject even if I was off-topic. So until we all agree that we have disagreed enough to go back to the original topic, I think we all agree that there will be other off-topic comments on the question. Do you agree?