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Re: I wonder where he got the scans from?
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lugnet.general
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Sat, 30 Oct 1999 00:41:22 GMT
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lpieniazek@novera%NoSpam%.com
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Eric McCarthy wrote:
> What's a split with a buyer?
You see a lot that has some stuff you want, but maybe you don't want all
of it, so you contact the winning bidder (either before or after) to see
if he wants to split up the lot with you. If he responds, you're all
set. If he doesn't, outbid him, then send a follow up note, that usually
gets his attention. :-) You then offer to give HIM the stuff he wants
out of the lot.
I typically set a max on the lot and tell the other bidder that if it
goes above that amount he's on his own, I'm out. Or else I tell the max
I'll pay for the parts I want and let him make the call.
> Wow, that's a nice gesture. Out of four or five times I contacted
> ebay bidders with some info about S@H, etc., I only got one reply.
> All the others ignored me.
Maybe I'm just a nicer guy than you??? Naa.. that can't be it. :-)
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| (...) What's a split with a buyer? Wow, that's a nice gesture. Out of four or five times I contacted ebay bidders with some info about S@H, etc., I only got one reply. All the others ignored me. /Eric McC/ (25 years ago, 30-Oct-99, to lugnet.general)
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