Endymion wrote:Lo and behold, inside the cover of one of them was an obvious thumbprint (like someone had newspaper ink on their hands).
RaisedFromTheDead wrote:NEUTRAL!?!?!?!Martin, neutral is if you're disappointed with a seller. If you really are angry...........
Prufrock wrote:I'm more in-line with King's advice. I did get the piece and it's in very good condition. So I will give a neutral and hammer the DSR's. The pic in the auction does not do it justice. The piece was done in just three colors (yellow, black, and very subtle use blue to highlight the nighttime aspect). I will try to get a pic up this weekend.The piece is unsigned. I'm thinking of asking the artist to sign the piece. I would like to hear if anyone has dissenting opinions on getting the piece signed.Martin
Kingofpain89 wrote:I myself usually only go with negative if I dont receive the item at all or the seller flat out lies about the condition of the item. If I get the thing but have to wait a month for it or they charge me extra for shipping & handling, I usually just give them a neutral and hammer the hell out of their DSR's.Although this guy apparently doesnt know how to reply to emails. Maybe he lost his arms in a freak gardening accident a couple of weeks ago and cant type anymore. Would also make sense that his packages are late....it can't be easy to tape up a box with your feet.
mbassoc2003 wrote:Okay, who made this guy an offer outside of eBay not to complete the sale? The seller has refunded my payment claiming no longer to be in possession of the fanzine. ** expired/removed eBay auction **
faro wrote:Very much above the "unsold at 99 pence" for those mid-late TCs a couple of years back, too...