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07-22-2007, 04:05 PM
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Don't you love Ebay sellers who pull auctions early
Posted By: Frank Evanov
You're right Frank, eBay is a business. It's a business that the seller contracted with to list and display his item. When he ends the auction early to sell it outside of eBay, then eBay loses on the fees that it is rightfully entitled to. Do you really think it's OK to use eBay to get you in touch with a buyer, then not pay them for their service? 
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