SOLD***PSA-5 AARON, CLEMENTE, and/or MAYS (5 cards) ***SOLD

[DocScoot]

Originally Posted by TAFKADixie

I'll argue that point. He said the auction ended at 9:00 PM, not 9:00:00. So if it's 9:00:59, it's still 9:00. The only time after 9:00 is 9:01 and it obviously isn't that.

Actually when clarifying who the winners were, the seller said the auction ended at 9:01. I accept that, as it's clearly what his intent was. However my view is that it's clear as day that 9:00:01 is AFTER 9:00pm, so the auction did not in fact end at 9:00pm, it ended at 9:01pm. All that matters is who won, which was not me, so not sure why you all aren't able to drop it when, oh good grief, you think a stranger on the internet is wrong about something

And thanks to the kind seller who understood my confusion and has reached out to let me know he'll be adding the additional clarification to avoid knuckleheads like me getting confused on the ending times, a true gentleman, and I look forward to bidding on his future auctions!

[clydepepper]

Originally Posted by DocScoot

Actually when clarifying who the winners were, the seller said the auction ended at 9:01. I accept that, as it's clearly what his intent was. However my view is that it's clear as day that 9:00:01 is AFTER 9:00pm, so the auction did not in fact end at 9:00pm, it ended at 9:01pm. All that matters is who won, which was not me, so not sure why you all aren't able to drop it when, oh good grief, you think a stranger on the internet is wrong about something

And thanks to the kind seller who understood my confusion and has reached out to let me know he'll be adding the additional clarification to avoid knuckleheads like me getting confused on the ending times, a true gentleman, and I look forward to bidding on his future auctions!

No. Actually, I stated that the auction would end at 9:00, 9:01 would be too late.

Going forward, to further clarify things, I will state that any bid time-stamped 9:00 would be accepted; those time-stamped as 9:01 would not.

I just don't know how I can be clearer than that.


-Robbie

[DocScoot]

Originally Posted by clydepepper

No. Actually, I stated that the auction would end at 9:00, 9:01 would be too late.

Going forward, to further clarify things, I will state that any bid time-stamped 9:00 would be accepted; those time-stamped as 9:01 would not.

I just don't know how I can be clearer than that.


-Robbie

My mistake, it appears I was quoting you quoting someone else who wrote "all the bids are time stamped. The auction ended at 9:01.", I had mistaken that as your post, but it was someone else's. That's my mistake. I had assumed only you would be making a list of the winners in that manner. The last sentence you are adding is crystal clear, I appreciate that.

I'm just an insane stickler for grammar and precision, and to say something ends at 9:00 and then 9:01 is too late, does not actually imply a bid at 9:00:01 would be accepted. You could very well have said 11:37 is too late, and it doesn't counter the first part of that statement. Sorry folks, again, I don't know why you all can't drop it. It's done. It's over.

[DocScoot]

Someone please lock the post and put us all out of our misery :-)

[clydepepper]

The LAST word on all of this is to share what will be stated in my next auction:


As usual, please ask any questions before bidding.

(then normal item details etc.)


Auction ends Sunday, 10/1 @ 9:00PM ET; 9:01PM ET is too late…in other words, any bid time-stamped 9:00 would be accepted; any bids time-stamped as 9:01 would not.

If multiple bids are time-stamped at 9:00, and they are the same amount, the first one listed in the thread would be the winner.

However, if multiple bids are time-stamped at 9:00 and one is a higher amount, that bid wins.

Please also understand that you have to convert the time-stamp to your time-zone- for example, when an auction ends at 9:00PM ET, the time-stamp I see is 7:00 as I am in the Eastern Time Zone.


This should cover everything...if not, check the first statement...thanks...this has been fun...