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#7
12-23-2007, 02:36 PM
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policy on auctions in progress?
Posted By: howard
Why is it considered bad form to discuss a miscategorized item that is up for auction? I assume it is because it could prevent a buyer from getting it at a much lower price than it would fetch if properly listed. However, in another current thread several posters opined that it is poor form for sellers to "troll" for suckers by listing high BIN prices. It seems like some forum members hold a double standard whereby it is OK for a buyer to to take advantage of a naive seller but not for a seller to take advantage of a naive buyer. 
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