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Re: How to make our complaints known to eBay
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lugnet.market.auction
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Tue, 11 Apr 2000 05:15:05 GMT
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In lugnet.market.auction, Christopher Lindsey writes:
> Eric McCarthy wrote:
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> > I wouldn't feel guilty about it but I would feel guilty if I advertised
> > it as *RARE*...
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> Didn't do that... I did advertise a set /once/ as rare (because I
> truly thought it was, and all research that I did indicated it was
> so), but as soon as I listed it and bidding got high a million other
> ones showed up. :(
funny things auctions...
living,breathing and dynamic beasts.
What sets market value ? Watching other people purchase items in a frenzy.
Ten years ago near where I worked, fake perfume sellers would stop on a city
footpath and with their own plants mock purchasing bottles would generate
some interest in passers-by.
Surely it's up to purchasers to inform themselves being bidding or buying
anything. And what about stores that sell 20% above MSRP ? Not to mention
'sales?' that happen at such stores.
No bidders are at gunpoint.
-pete.w.
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| (...) Didn't do that... I did advertise a set /once/ as rare (because I truly thought it was, and all research that I did indicated it was so), but as soon as I listed it and bidding got high a million other ones showed up. :( Chris (24 years ago, 10-Apr-00, to lugnet.market.auction)
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