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Re: Learning experience on eBay
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lugnet.market.theory
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Thu, 23 Mar 2000 00:35:54 GMT
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Kevin Wilson wrote:
> Scott A wrote:
> > Then, when I parted out the next one and listed it, guess what happened.
> > Yep, the same guy started bidding on the whole car again. I mailed him thus:
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> > "You cancelled bids on my 8448 parts auctions last week. I note you have bid
> > on more of my auctions. If you cancel your bids on these ones _after_ the
> > next 24 hours has passed, I will leave negative feed back."
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> You know you can cancel his bids, Scott? I think you'd be totally
> justified in doing so. That would maybe be more of a substantive
> comeback and would protect you from him doing it again.
I agree, and he can't leave negative feedback for you that way, because it will
have to be transaction-based. Rather, you will be able to leave an explanation
on why you cancelled his bids--this is one of the good things about eBay being
seller-oriented (not that some sellers don't abuse it). An honest seller is IMHO
well-protected.
best
Lindsay
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| (...) You know you can cancel his bids, Scott? I think you'd be totally justified in doing so. That would maybe be more of a substantive comeback and would protect you from him doing it again. Kevin (24 years ago, 22-Mar-00, to lugnet.market.theory)
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