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23 October 2004, 06:13 PM
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Ebay question....
If I end an auction early (for whatever reason) do I still get charged the full amount for listing it? If so, are there any ways to get around this?
Any advice gratefully received.
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Any advice gratefully received.
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23 October 2004, 07:29 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
If I end an auction early (for whatever reason) do I still get charged the full amount for listing it? If so, are there any ways to get around this?
Any advice gratefully received.
UB
Any advice gratefully received.
UB
seeling the family jewels again UB!!
LOL
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23 October 2004, 07:40 PM
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bum... thought that might be the case.
What happens if a) a scammer wins or b) someone wins who did not bid within the terms and conditions I've set - i.e. they have zero feedback or feedback of less than five?
UB
What happens if a) a scammer wins or b) someone wins who did not bid within the terms and conditions I've set - i.e. they have zero feedback or feedback of less than five?
UB
23 October 2004, 08:57 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
bum... thought that might be the case.
What happens if a) a scammer wins or b) someone wins who did not bid within the terms and conditions I've set - i.e. they have zero feedback or feedback of less than five?
UB
What happens if a) a scammer wins or b) someone wins who did not bid within the terms and conditions I've set - i.e. they have zero feedback or feedback of less than five?
UB
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23 October 2004, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by mart360
If they are a non paying bidder.. you contact ebay,, there is a procedure for this, and it covers the lost costs..
Mart
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I am selling 'the crown jewels' though (well, my old motorcycle that I've owned for 20 odd years) and I want to get the best price possible without getting scammed. A lot of this is going on ATM with old bike auctions.
I amazes me that whatever bidding terms you state in your auctions people just seem to ignore them and bid anyway.
UB
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