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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Adelaide
Posts: 1,024
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Just thought I'd share. Some more canny (Ebay watching) types may have noticed a rear bumper for a Zetec on Ebay.
As I have a CL, I thought the little scoop detail at the base looks nice, so I bid on it. Had a starting price of 99c. (no reserve) I won it for 99c. After all is paid for etc (bank fees cost more that goods!) I get an email stating the seller meant to list it for $99, and would now not release the goods unless I negotiated a new price. If it didn't sell for more that 99c, what makes him think he'll get $99!!!!!!!!!!!!! As an Ebay "vet" I know you win some, you lose some. I have been lucky of late with wins on quite a few 99c auctions. What do you all reckon? For the record, I decided to be the bigger man, and finalised the transaction leaving +ve feed back on the condition he does the same. I'll say one thing though, if the bugger leaves neutral or bad feed back, I'm buying a plane ticket. [I have a very good feedback] Cheers, Leakey
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