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I just had a similar situation happen to me, but a different seller.
Its amusing how some Ebay buyers run up a price, then back out. Within an hour the seller sent me a Second Chance Offer, which I refused and informed him to relist the item. One week later and no relisting. Imagine that Last edited by Jantz; 03-08-2015 at 04:21 PM. Reason: m 
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