So... what is the proper cooling off period

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02-04-2015, 11:07 AM

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Rick

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Runscott

I'm not understanding the responses on length of the 'cooling off period'.

Members here regularly post links to ebay auctions that just ended. Am I not understanding the question?

The idea is that if you out an auction that has just ended under market value, unscrupulous buyers may contact an unscrupulous seller and collude to cancel the sale. By waiting 10 days to out the auction, the seller will have shipped the card and can't try to sell it for a better offer.

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