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Re: Husband bids on wife's auction
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lugnet.market.theory
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Tue, 13 Jun 2000 00:43:31 GMT
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I e-mailed the husband, to let him know of our amusement over the situation.
He actually bought it from her, with cash; she had found it on sale and it was
a better price than he had found anywhere.
Apparently they really DO keep there auctions separate :-)
As long as the transaction was completed, I don't think that we can complain.
I have bought lego oon eBay from people I know, and they've delivered it to me
in person (or I've picked it up).
Paul Sinasohn
bearitone@my-deja.com
In lugnet.market.theory, Peter White writes:
> In lugnet.market.theory, Dave Johann writes:
> > They may be facing larger problems than that. According to ebay, this is • against
> > the nature of the site. According to the FBI, it is illegal to do. Let's • watch
> > and learn...
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> Does ebay do any monitoring of this themselves, without prompting ?
> Or do they wait for a complaint ?
> Does the fact that they have their own id's make it legal ?
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> I was wondering where to post this, not everyone would read market theory.
> It deserves a wider audience, methinks.
>
> pete.w
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