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02-13-2009, 03:30 PM
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What should I do, ebay problem:
Posted By: leon
I slept at a Holiday Inn once but I am no lawyer. That being said I DO think there was a meeting of the minds when the ebayer listed it and the buyer bought it. That is a contract. Now, the fact a mistake was made is another story but I don't think it negates the contract to buy or sell it. The seller made a mistake and wants to back out. I can understand that but I still think it was a contract. Personally, if I really wanted the card, I would counter offer and see what happens. Otherwise, I think moving on is a wise move. regards 
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