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06-26-2014, 04:08 PM
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Here is a buyer to block
Last night, this buyer won a card at my auction for $521. The next morning there was an email waiting for me which was sent 45 minutes after the auction ended. Buyer claimed that they bid on the auction by accident and no longer want the card.
Has anyone bid on a auction by accident? I know it would take a few keystrokes to get your bid in. I would like to know why they waited 45 minutes to let me know that they placed the bid by accident. Looking at the bidding history, this person placed over 30 bids on this card and the last one was about 4 hours before closing. Accident? I don't usually like to put the buyers userid out there but his person has pissed me off and I don't want anyone else getting screwed by them. The buyer was jimmyjay73 
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