When an Ebay seller backs out...

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by kailes2872

In summary

I am shocked that this do-gooder has not yet revealed himself.

[ullmandds]

I kind of remember a thread not very long ago involving a rare back t206... Where the majority of net 54 members seemed to think it was fine for the seller to renege as their buy it now price was too low... How is this any different?

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by ullmandds

I kind of remember a thread not very long ago involving a rare back t206... Where the majority of net 54 members seemed to think it was fine for the seller to renege as their buy it now price was too low... How is this any different?

It isn't. Then again I thought that was BS.

[djson1]

I didn't read all these posts, but I'm sure somebody already said it: Ebay won't do jack squat! The only time they do something is when the seller doesn't send your item and you paid for it. But the seller flaking on the trade will usually result in no action because he'll just tell ebay (if they bother to even ask the seller) that he lost the item and they won't do anything about that.

[BleedinBlue]

This brings up the T206 Seymour Lenox situation.

After 3 weeks, multiple e-mails with no reply, and no other forms of communication the seller of the T206 Seymour Lenox refunded the money to the buyer of the card and said there was a pricing error. When asked what the correct price was the seller said he had already sold the card to the person who alerted him to the error and that the card was no longer available.

I hope it was not a Net54 member.

[arc2q]

Originally Posted by BleedinBlue

When asked what the correct price was the seller said he had already sold the card to the person who alerted him to the error and that the card was no longer available.

This fits in the category of things the seller probably should not have said.

[UnVme7]

Who is EBay user--- Baseball999?

[ullmandds]

Oops