davidc wrote:I thought once that being a reseller would be fun, profitable, and would underwrite the collecting of fun rpg stuff that I enjoy... not so much in practice.(Being at a competitve disadvantage internationally was a small part...mostly, it was trying to find the level of price/service that would satisfy most and still leave a modest 'profit' to cover my time... not easy, and my hat's off to you all for whom it's working )
davidc wrote:I thought once that being a reseller would be fun, profitable, and would underwrite the collecting of fun rpg stuff that I enjoy... not so much in practice.
Anklestab wrote:Is that right that they can't force him to complete the transaction? What's all this stuff shown to buyers about entering into a legally binding contract before they bid? Surely, completing the auction is legally binding?What's to stop any seller listing at below reserve price so they don't have to pay a reserve fee and then pulling the plug if no-one bids over their personal 'in head' reserve? Blimey, I'm totally with The Historian all the way....
TheHistorian wrote:Today, I get an ebay case opened that he wants to cancel the sale, that he made a typo and meant to list it at $165.
TheHistorian wrote:He relisted it for more money. Screw him.
SimperingToad wrote:That would seem to give you more ammunition in a dispute.