Xaxaxe wrote:Cue the laugh-track, but I am so bidding on these pogs.
harami2000 wrote:Xaxaxe wrote:Cue the laugh-track, but I am so bidding on these pogs.US & Canada only.
Xaxaxe wrote:All might not be lost, David. The second pog listing — the one detailed by Deimos — mentions worldwide shipping.
Xaxaxe wrote:Aside: seriously, who would have ever thought there would be four or five posts about pogs on The Acaeum?
Buyer ain't complaining because they think it's a genuine original worth $2,000. (Well, ain't complaining until they show off their new "bargain" to a true collector).
ted_k27 wrote: If a person is going to bid on something they should ask questions first before bidding if they need more information, which is what I expected when I listed this item because I did not want to make a mistake and decieve someone. But both of these bidders asked nothing. Presuming they know the questions to ask. Neither you nor they had the details beyond what you copied from that other auction.
Research before selling is a good idea, IMHO.
Like I said, feel free to "exploit" the buyers' ignorance as much as you wish. It's their money, after all.
ted_k27 wrote:I appreciate the education you are giving me here. Just know that I am looking at this from the exact opposite end than you are. You know the facts, I am guessing at what might be important without saying something I know to be misleading in my item description.Thanks for talking,Tedignore my bad use of quotes please.
frankfromgermany wrote:For those Greyhawk completists (like me):http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... :B:SS:US:1contains:Vortext #8 (Spring 1993)The Hidden Temple of Erythnul, by David WunderAD&D2, levels 2-5
slydeshadowdart wrote:I don't mean to seem a complainer, but this annoys me:"I have no way of knowing if anything is missing. "Um, yes you do. Read the boxes.Any time I see the excuse "don't know if it's complete" all I can think is "lazy lazy lazy."
bclarkie wrote:Never saw these before, 3 D&D subject notebooks: Dungeons Dragons Art | eBaySeller lists that they are from 1981, but I have never seen them for sale before. Might be a good pickup for those of you who collect all the odds and ends.