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Originally Posted by abothebear
Its obvious to me what has happened here. The bidder is using the wrong search bar and is accidentally only searching this one seller's items. He doesn't even realize there is a huge world of ebay out there to buy from. Poor guy, and he lost the auction to boot.
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This particular seller is well known in England. They could have been a regular on their website or mailing list and registered with Ebay to make it easier to buy from them.
I've sent Ebay plenty of new bidders through my website through the years.
Is it an Ebay rule to "spread the wealth around" when you sign up with them?
How do you explain almost every single one of these supposed "shill bids" are "Buy It Nows"?
I don't even buy that much on Ebay anymore. But I've had plenty of months I've only bought from 1 or 2 sellers.
Seems people jumped the gun and are being stubborn here, and not paying attention to any actual facts.