Reply to "Negative Seller Reaction"

rgrunMember

You meet all kinds of people when buying and selling on Ebay. Most are very nice and there are a few screwballs to season the mix.

I've had people snipe my auctions. At first it may seem true that it would tend to lessen the price paid, but if there is going to be a bidding war, then unless your snipe price is high enough it isn't going to make a difference anyway. I've had several sniped at the last minute, but they weren't going much of anywhere anyway and I was glad to get the bid. Sure I could have grouched because the item went for $5 and I thought it "should" have gone for $20 ...

I usually stay calm but I think if that dufus had grouched at me like that, I might have just given it right back. As an earlier post stated, if it isn't in his little rules then it doesn't apply. I AM curious - was that a power seller or was he going to ban you from all (gasp!) FIVE of his auctions

Rick Grunwald

10/27/038:34 AM

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