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Re: Interesting way of sabotaging an auction - if the seller is overseas
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lugnet.market.theory
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Tue, 27 Jun 2000 15:28:27 GMT
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In lugnet.market.theory, Kevin Wilson writes:
> Scott A wrote:
> > I have auction running now. Less than 12 hours into it I have a bid
> > retraction:
> > He states:
> > "I believe there will be a duty fee. I'm not sure I can pay that"
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> i THINK IF i WERE YOU i'D ADD SOMETHING TO TEH AUCTION DESCRIPTION
> sCOTT, (oops caps lock!) pointing out that there's no duty on
> construction toys (ie Lego) being imported into teh US.
I thought about what you said, but then I thought bidders may think "there is
no smoke without fire".
I suppose I was annoyed as it happened so early into the auction - when s/he
had so long to ask me about it. I have calmed down now though.
How many bidders look at the bid history anyway? I only look is there is a lot
of bids.
Scott A
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> Kevin
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