An ebay seller issue.....

[Andretti83]

I am removing the comments due to the direction this thread has taken. I was never intending to create disparity and/or negative business processes for IRISHHOSTA.

Mario Borgerding

[thehoodedcoder]

Still finding the card they are trying to pawn off as a brown old mill with crafty language and a 2500 dollar price tag scum bag like.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/1909-1910-19...item3f26224a63

They only added the verbiage in the description after enough complaints were passed.

Kevin

[bobbyw8469]

I didn't know they were the Wentz's. I found their prices on 1933 Sport Kings commons to be comical at best. I will avoid them in the future.

[bnorth]

Raising the price when someone make an offer on a card seems to be a trend. It has happened to me a few times lately.

[the 'stache]

The text on the back of this card is between Brown and Black in color. Because of the way this card was printed, the text on back, while not entirely Brown, is more Brown than most of the typical Black Old Mill cards you will encounter. In addition to the Brown/Black color, because all known Brown Old Mill backs are hand-cut and this card is factory cut, it cannot be considered a Brown Old Mill. Nevertheless, it is an interesting curiosity at a fraction of what a true Brown Old Mill will cost.

Really?

[JasonD08]

I have had the utmost professional experience from this seller. Mario, your post makes no sense to me when you say the "buyer" backed out of the deal. Were you the buyer? I would also go out on a limb and say they have far more knowledge in vintage sportscards than all of the posters on this thread combined. I am not in any way affiliated but will say I have done business for many years......well before this board blew up and say that I have never had a negative experience. If you do not like the prices then just move on down the road. Sounds like a case of sore ass spoiled child syndrome to me.

Jason

[Andretti83]

Let me just say I'm not 'bashing' the seller, I'm just irritated that Irishhosta chose to up their offer and renegotiate an offer extended to me on eBay.

Regarding the offensive remark "spoiled" I am far from that. I've paid my dues and have the graduate school loans to prove my worth (or lack thereof currently). Nice try to kick someone when they're just voicing concerns that spurred from a seller ultimately changing their mind when the demand increased.

Mario Borgerding

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[Andretti83]

Quick follow-up for everyone...IRISHHOSTA and I reconciled our differences and they honored the initial offer price on eBay. Granted this wasn't thousands of dollars here, but from a business perspective, I am content and see this as a learning experience.

I'm not sure of everyone elses history with the seller, or anyone else for that matter, but it takes a considerable amount of courage to iron out the disparities and let the proverbial "bygones be bygones" and proceed with the deal. I commend their actions and give praise to a mutual agreement!! Great outcome for both parties!

Mario Borgerding

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[glchen]

Good to hear that it came out to a satisfactory resolution for everyone. Now if some board members who got caught up in this and some other recent threads could let bygones be bygones and reconcile too, that'd be even better.

[Andretti83]

Originally Posted by glchen

Good to hear that it came out to a satisfactory resolution for everyone. Now if some board members who got caught up in this and some other recent threads could let bygones be bygones and reconcile too, that'd be even better.

Very true. I was contacted last night and earlier today to discuss a remedy to the situation. In fact, it was IRISHHOSTA who agreed to offer the sale and initiate contact. I can't speak for others, but a favorable outcome always outweighs a negative one!!

Cheers...now go grab a Miller Lite and a family size bag of Cheetos!! It's NFL draft night!! Go Vikes!!



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