The guy who just posted above said that’s what happened. https://www.thedarktower.org/palaver...=1#post1200222
Buy the item and not say a word to the seller
Inform the seller they priced below value and agree on a more equitable price
The guy who just posted above said that’s what happened. https://www.thedarktower.org/palaver...=1#post1200222
HA HA HA HA HA!!! Jokes on you jealous a holes! He's been selling on eBay for MORE THAN 20 YEARS so he had EVERY resource at his fingers and CHOSE not to use it!!! https://www.ebay.com/fdbk/feedback_p...p2047675.l2560
This is just bizarre. Posted and then deleted right away. He’s been on the forum for only a few days, and all he’s done is try to cause problems.
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Some posts remind me why I wouldn't be sad if the internet disappeared and everyone could go back to keeping their opinions mostly to themselves. Including me.
Funny how many ways there are to say "I wouldn't have done that."
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I don't know how you came to that conclusion, he has been a member of ebay for 22 years, but it looks like in that time he has only 35 feedbacks as a seller. The other nearly 600 feedbacks are as a buyer. What resources does ebay provide to help you with pricing of rare items, or even knowing they are rare items?
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Not to take any true side here, but let's assume he started on ebay at age 20 - now, he'd be 42. Back in 1998, Ebay was a true auction site where buyers really did learn what were valuable and what werem't, and how to figure out how to get the right item at the right price. Everybody here remembers the wild west of those days.
The "resource" should have been 22 years of experience and gained knowledge from using the site. Plus, there's a search bar and like 20 different ways to narrow searches - he could have typed "Signed Gunslinger" and come up with some options.
Now, your point is not wrong - he was mostly a buyer, dabbled in selling, and didn't do enough work in this instance to really figure out what he had. It happens to everybody.