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Originally Posted by Eric72
If it was my card, and I considered the person a friend, I’d at least give them the heads up that the card went to auction. If nothing else, that’s one more potential bidder. Plus, I tend to remember when a friend repeatedly expresses interest in something. Listening and paying attention is part of being a friend. Now, if it was a casual acquaintance, that’s a different story.
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Agree with this. He should have at least started a conversation on price before sending it off. And it sounds like you brought up the card numerous times, so he wouldn't forget. Sounds like he thought he would get more money by going the AH route.
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