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Re: Do people contact the sellers for better descriptions?
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lugnet.market.theory
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Mon, 30 Aug 1999 05:02:29 GMT
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Mike Stanley wrote in message ...
> Scott Smallbeck <scotts@contactics.com> wrote:
> > I was expecting some other competetion at the end but it never came. Do
> > most bidder simply take a look at the description and reject it out of • hand
> > if it is a bad description? I would think that most non-LEGO people would
> > have a hard time drafting a quality description that commands the highest
> > bids and following up on these lots would be worth the effort.
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> If something strikes me as sloppily done or incomplete I ignore it.
> My time is worth too much to me to spend it verifying that something
> that appears to be junk actually is.
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> That probably means I miss out on lucky deals like yours, but I don't
> mind.
I will put a small amount of effort in if I think there is a chance that the
item(s) are of interest, but I have to say that a sloppy dfescription may
also be a reflection on the integrity of the seller. If they can't describe
the lot very well (and I am willing to overlook things that clearly indicate
someone who is not familiar with LEGO but still has made an attempt to
describe their offering - I also noticed one seller specifying a detail on a
new lot that I had to ask about on an earlier lot).
Frank
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