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Re: Stange auction on ebay
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lugnet.market.auction
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Tue, 21 Dec 1999 06:48:49 GMT
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Troy Cefaratti wrote:
> I'd guess that they use a template for their auctions (Like i do) and
> accidentally posted a bunch of auction with just the "blank" template.
It's sort of like that. This person seems to be expecting that none of
them will get a bid (not a bad assumption, but some wag has put a spanner
in that clockwork, as John noted), so s/he has set up a bunch of "blank"
auctions, because today is (important!!!) *free listing day.* Notice that
s/he has only left blank those sections which may be *revised* before the
first bid; I don't know how he/she/it (for variety's sake, why not) will
deal with the one that has a bid, however! :) So it/she/he now has the
auctions in on free-auction day, and can save a few bucks, even if the
listing is completed tomorrow or the next day.
And thus, our answer?
best
Lindsay
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 | | Re: Stange auction on ebay
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| I'd guess that they use a template for their auctions (Like i do) and accidentally posted a bunch of auction with just the "blank" template. Troy Scott-A <s.arthur@hw.ac.uk> wrote in message news:385E6218.2EBDA4...w.ac.uk... (...) (25 years ago, 20-Dec-99, to lugnet.market.auction)
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