Blackmoor wrote:Where does it say that?
creepydealer wrote:Brian, you've the wrong evaluation. I didn't by any stretch of words say anything derogutory about 90% of my market. Number 1, 90% is number you have used without any data to support that 90% of RPG buyers are here, I'm sure the most intelligent have better things to do with their time than waste it as chidlren like you and I have. Number 2 YOU Brian, are the number one person I have decided to attack ... this for your rude, aggressive behavior. As I recall, you couldn't take it when the egg was thrown back, and resorted to FU's. The people I clearly was reffering to, were anyone, and everyone, who thinks the market is not poised to take major leaps in value. And people should not attempt to control that by proclaiming the buyers willing to pay more for gems as morons or idiots. And you say BS Mr RPG_auctions ? However, you just wrote 2 or 3 hours ago, inquiring about one of my auctions. What the heck ??? Thats kinda funny. Sure, there are alot of people here who game and collect. But the BEST collectors are not here. The collectors who have the MOST money to spend, do not have time for this forum. They are to busy making money ! And the day will come, I will join this elite bunch. And its thousands more than are members here. When I no longer post, you'll know why ! And its thousands more than are members here.
Blackmoor wrote:That's funny "the best collectors are not here"Where are they then?
Badmike wrote:In Creep's mind.....apparantly along with really slow shipping times (the worst offender in his DSRS, with a 3.6 rating....sheesh).Looking at Creep's completed sales, it appears he either shut down or was booted off in September, I can't see anything past August there.Mike B.
Deadlord39 wrote:Only a fucktard would use the term "creep" as an identifier. Might as well have used "iwillscrewyou1962".
bclarkie wrote:This thread needed a bump anyways, it was buried 3 pages back now. ** expired/removed eBay auction **Good old gigimgm aka Pipswich caring about sellers again.
Invincible Overlord wrote:What the hell....? Clearly there must have been a deal on the side, much to the chagrin of Ebay...
Back in January, I got lucky and won an eBay auction for a NM copy of In the Cage: A Guide to Sigil for a couple of bids above the initial price. After paying for it, I receive a message from the seller telling me that his bathroom pipes busted and the book got soaked, so he would refund me the money. Since he clearly stated that the book was ruined, I accepted the refund. He said he would later re list the item as damaged, but something rang a bell in my head, or something. Couldn't tell you what it was, since it seemed like a plausible reason.
napoleonsdad wrote:Sounds like a new spin on lost in the mail. Too bad you didn't ask the seller to take a picture of the water soaked item and send it to you. Nothing you can do now, except what you just did. I might hesitate to bid on any items from this seller.
Dimitri Mazieres wrote:Yes, I should have been a bit more skeptical about the story... I guess I should blame it on not having this kind of problems in the past with other sellers...And the worst part is that I didn't want to leave feedback until I saw this "damaged" copy listed, and now I can't do it. So, do you think it would be futile to report him to eBay? It kind of pisses me off to realize this...
I suspect it would be futile. You don't have a lock-tight case and they really don't have investigators for this kind of thing. eBay's Customer Service is basically non-existent, especially when they aren't losing any money. You did the best thing you could; report the situation to us. It's really not much, but it's better than nothing.
