FS 1921 E121 Babe Ruth American Caramel Series of 80 PSA

Originally Posted by bigfish

Maybe the game is to create a fake selling price point on eBay to later sell on the board or to someone down the line.

Strange to list in two place....Def as a live auction....

I had reached a limit on eBay for the month so I couldn't list as a Buy it Now so I did an auction instead. That's whey I also posted on here for offers. Assume what you like, which people will always do anyway.

[Arazi4442]

Originally Posted by Ilovevintagebaseball

I had reached a limit on eBay for the month so I couldn't list as a Buy it Now so I did an auction instead. That's whey I also posted on here for offers. Assume what you like, which people will always do anyway.

What if you get an acceptable offer here on Net54? Do you just cancel the eBay auction or wait for it to finish and sell to whoever is higher?

Originally Posted by Arazi4442

What if you get an acceptable offer here on Net54? Do you just cancel the eBay auction or wait for it to finish and sell to whoever is higher?

I will be ending the auction early. I will give the highest bidder at that time an opportunity to match the selling offer. Thanks for your interest.

[darwinbulldog]

Originally Posted by Ilovevintagebaseball

I will be ending the auction early. I will give the highest bidder at that time an opportunity to match the selling offer. Thanks for your interest.

I think ending a listing early is, as you say, within the rules, but ending early and then contacting a bidder to sell at a different price off eBay might get you in trouble. In any case, it's a rule violation, so be careful with whatever you do. Good luck with the sale.

Originally Posted by darwinbulldog

I think ending a listing early is, as you say, within the rules, but ending early and then contacting a bidder to sell at a different price off eBay might get you in trouble. In any case, it's a rule violation, so be careful with whatever you do. Good luck with the sale.

Thanks eBay police. I would be selling on eBay direct price to the eBay bidder.

[111gecko]

Originally Posted by Ilovevintagebaseball

Thanks eBay police. I would be selling on eBay direct price to the eBay bidder.

I think Glenn was just trying to help you out in case you didn't know...one of the things we do on this forum is look out for others...even if we do have a lot of time on our hands. Best with the sale....

Originally Posted by Ilovevintagebaseball

I will be ending the auction early. I will give the highest bidder at that time an opportunity to match the selling offer. Thanks for your interest.

So wait, if you receive an offer on here that you like you're going to end the auction early on ebay (you will still be charged an ebay fee on that amount...whatever the high bid is at the time) and then give the high bidder on ebay a chance to match the offer you've received on Net54 (essentially selling it out from under the guy who makes you an acceptable offer on Net54?). Interesting way to conduct business

Originally Posted by Gobucsmagic74

So wait, if you receive an offer on here that you like you're going to end the auction early on ebay (you will still be charged an ebay fee on that amount...whatever the high bid is at the time) and then give the high bidder on ebay a chance to match the offer you've received on Net54 (essentially selling it out from under the guy who makes you an acceptable offer on Net54?). Interesting way to conduct business

Who said I would have accepted the offer before pulling the auction? There you go with your assumptions! Maybe make an offer or stay out of my business and mind your own...

[dmats33312]

Originally Posted by Gobucsmagic74

So wait, if you receive an offer on here that you like you're going to end the auction early on ebay (you will still be charged an ebay fee on that amount...whatever the high bid is at the time) and then give the high bidder on ebay a chance to match the offer you've received on Net54 (essentially selling it out from under the guy who makes you an acceptable offer on Net54?). Interesting way to conduct business

Ya, already ignored. This seems super shady.

[111gecko]

What's the back story on this? Did the buyer with '3' feedback that ran it up not pay?

[Leon]

Originally Posted by dmats33312

Ya, already ignored. This seems super shady.

Check the rule at the top of every page in bold letters. Please put your full name next to your post OR edit it out and I will edit this quote out.

This rule goes for everyone. Any questions, just ask.

As for the seller.....unless it's a problem in the end it's not my business how you do it. Just communicate well and follow through with what you do. Thanks

ps...honestly, with only 3 feedback on ebay I would still be cautious as a buyer.....I am sure you are fine but hope you understand...

Strange all-around. Based on what I'm seeing the seller and OP ended the auction early to a high bidder with a (3) feedback who at the time had an offer one bid increment above a potential buyer with (1950+) feedback. Doesn't really make much sense but whatever

[bigfish]

Originally Posted by Ilovevintagebaseball

I had reached a limit on eBay for the month so I couldn't list as a Buy it Now so I did an auction instead. That's whey I also posted on here for offers. Assume what you like, which people will always do anyway.

I do wish you very best of luck. It looks like there is some spirited bidding on eBay so I think you are gonna do great!

When you list something for sale in two places in the way you did people are gonna question it.

Merry Christmas to you !

[chalupacollects]

Hi,

What ebay limit are you running up against?

Thanks