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Re: my first "high bidder backing out on me" eBay experience
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lugnet.market.auction
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Date:
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Sat, 12 Feb 2000 18:35:06 GMT
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Mike Stanley schreef:
> Surprisingly, he has agreed to pay the difference between his bid and
> the next highest bid, although I pointed out to him that while I have
> already contacted the second-highest bidder, he/she is not (as far as
> I know) obligated to honor his/her bid, so I may have to go further
> down the list.
> I told him as long as he makes up the difference between whoever
> _does_ pay for the item he will save me the trouble of filing a
> non-paying bidder complaint and asking for a fee credit.
I think you're indeed dealing with somebody honest, so I wouldn't push it
too hard. If you can make the sale with the secondhighest bidder and he
pays the difference, I think you should be VERY happy things worked out so
well.
> Any other advice from eBay veterans? I know we're dealing with
> individuals, but should I feel confident that one of the other bidders
> will honor their bids? Luckily 3 other people are within 5 dollars of
> the high bid.
I've recently had a non-LEGO auction on Ebay where the highest bidder never
responded to my emails. After waiting over a week, and a lot of emails, I
contacted the second-highest bidder, who replied within an hour that he
would love to buy the item for the price he bid. So I only lost say $2 on
it in the end. I did post negative feedback for the highest bidder (he
didn't have any feedback up to that point.... maybe I should have known
better)
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