red_bus wrote:faro wrote:I would've picked them up in person had I still been living near Sheffield..You could have offered to pay in cash and inspected the spines on the spot.
faro wrote:I would've picked them up in person had I still been living near Sheffield..
faro wrote:(Comparable to trading in tiger skins on Birmingham New Street railway station concourse. But that's another story...).
faro wrote:I picked up a WD1-36 set for my brother and the condition was so bad for the bindered copies that I was embarrassed to pass them on.
faro wrote:Later? Is that Dragons #80-108, John?*g* sry ^^Really do need to sort all those out, some time...
faro wrote:(Plus pick up a huge stack of bags/boards- pretty much impossible to buy around here, as required At least the first Tamo came with one (yippee for freebies! ))
bombadil wrote:Okay, I must be losing my mind, but I was just running through my searches and could have sworn I just saw an ST1 but it is now gone.Did someone here score it on a BIN?
bbarsh wrote:bombadil wrote:Okay, I must be losing my mind, but I was just running through my searches and could have sworn I just saw an ST1 but it is now gone.Did someone here score it on a BIN?Same thing happened to me week ago. I ran across a lot of three D&D spiral binder notebooks in mint condition. I asked the seller a question...which was never answered. Next day I couldn't find the listing anywhere...
NetRodent wrote:Over the weekend I encountered a similar problem. I had items in my watch list that didn't show up when I would try to view all of the items from that seller or when doing a keyword search for them. Seems like it you knew the item number you could find the listing, otherwise you couldn't.
Deadlord39 wrote:What's in that pipe, Stephen?
Happens to me all the time and has done for a very long time e.g. eBay listings eBay listings
fluffmaister wrote:Happens to me all the time and has done for a very long time e.g. eBay listings eBay listings This is actually quite normal. Your first link is from ebay.co.uk and only shows the items which the seller has selected he is willing to ship to the UK. Your second link shows them all, because you're looking for US shipping willingness through the US site (hope this all makes sense).I use this ebay ability to check whether all my items have worldwide shipping and ebay hasn't let me down so far. Hope this info helps.
johnhuck wrote:If you clicked on "items for sale" from the member profile it would list every item for sale regardless of which eBay portal you were using.