Author: Steve B
Date: 17:32:46 07/22/05
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> >Steve, I have never had this happen on an item I was watching. Is this kosher >with eBay? Can a seller stop an auction, that has bids, whenever they want? well if you look closely the reason given is the seller closed the auction to sell to the current bidder at the current price this is legal..but we both know the buyer offered more outside of Ebay you just cant prove it > >In a fit of sour grapes, I emailed the seller and told him how much the CC1 is >actually worth. there is a good chance now that the seller will now renege on the deal and take the neg feedback and threaten to give a neg in return. this is an example of a seller trying to screw a buyer and a buyer trying to screw the seller like two thiefs trying to steal from each other there is no honor amongst thiefs > As I recall, he had a huge tirade there about some eBay >seller (in Europe, not America) that really cheated him and how that sort of >action should be punished, etc. I guess he is getting even with the rest of the >world by doing what we think he did. I have been tempted to buy a computer or >two from him, but no longer will I even consider it. your right Dick i know the buyer as well..lets just say..he is a bit of a hypocrite Best Steve
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