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Re: Was P.T.Barnum Right? -Or- Should I feel Guilty?
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lugnet.market.theory
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Mon, 1 May 2000 02:50:16 GMT
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In lugnet.market.theory, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.market.theory, Rich Manzo writes:
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> > ... with eBay you are obligated to sell at the price the bidder
> > wants it at, whether you gain money or loose money.
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> Well, technically, this is not exactly true, or at least it wasn't last time I
> checked.
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> I've pored over the T&C of eBay pretty closely and there is nothing that
> requires you to collect the entire amount of the winning bid. You are • obligated
> to sell the goods to the high bidder and you are obligated to charge no more
> than what the bid is (plus shipping and money transfer costs if you said • those
> were extra) but you are NOT obligated to charge the bid price exactly.
Interesting....I did not know this.
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> You can charge less if you so choose.
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> And in fact I have done just that very thing. It was with a 1775.
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> > The bottom line is that if you are happy at the price it sold for, and the
> > customer is happy with his items, it was a good transaction. :)
This puts a whole new spin on things. I thought that the seller was oblgated
to sell at that price. John, your choice just got harder. :)
-Rich
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