napoleonsdad wrote:You mean they can do that That IMO is an unthinkable thing to do, to win an auction or buy an item that's not even in stock. I have on the rare ocassion sold a store inventory item locally or by some other means but I immediately take it out of the ebay store inventory. But that's just me. I even have a hard time grasping the concept of drop shipping.
I bid on a bunch of individual comic books a few years ago that a seller had up. I won something like 14 different auctions. I received an email from the seller the next day letting me know that he didnt have a couple of the items in stock and wanted to know if I preferred a refund or I could choose something of equal value from his inventory. I ended up asking for a refund because he didnt have anything else I wanted.
Kingofpain89 wrote:Apparently so. I am sure Ebay frowns upon practices such as this but I am not going to look it up.I bid on a bunch of individual comic books a few years ago that a seller had up. I won something like 14 different auctions. I received an email from the seller the next day letting me know that he didnt have a couple of the items in stock and wanted to know if I preferred a refund or I could choose something of equal value from his inventory. I ended up asking for a refund because he didnt have anything else I wanted.I ended up leaving him positive feedback but I told him it was doubtful that I would ever buy from him again.
Blackmoor wrote:Ughh!! ** expired/removed eBay auction **10th print greyhawk $150.00
seller must be over the moon!
bombadil wrote:Stunning: ** expired/removed eBay auction **
sfbookhunters wrote:Hello, thanks for the interest. The books are very clean, beyond the smokey quality. I looked through them again and there is absolutely no highights or pencil marks in any of the books. The pages are solid with no tears or stains. there is the smallest amount of staple rusting, but it's only one two of the books(Gods DemiGods and Greyahwk), and its' very minor(very minor and only noted for accuracy). Overall, the books are very clean and they seem little used. If you are the successful bidder and feel this description is not accurate, I'd provide a refund. I hope that helps. Doug
red_bus wrote:Bidder 9 looks a bit dodge.
bclarkie wrote:Agreed.
PM-Knight wrote:Do you guys think the seller is trying to make sure he gets his $285, since he referenced that price in the listing?
napoleonsdad wrote:I saw a used copy of I14 Swords of the Iron Legion bidding in the $40's yesterday. I forgot to track it so I don't have a link. I14's may not pop up every day but that's quite a bit.
Well, I have ine going tonight, lets hope that is a trend.
napoleonsdad wrote:Is yours shrink wrapped?
napoleonsdad wrote:BTW, maybe you should do another s/w B2?