Who said there are no deals on ebay......

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by nolemmings

Not only that, he left buyer positive feedback three days after the transaction-no mention of error.

My feedback I leave is automated...once a buyer pays for an item the system automatically leaves feedback for me. Perhaps that's what happened in this instance?

[nolemmings]

That could be, Dan. I just noted that the feedback occurred three days after the BIN was hit, and apparently the error was not spotted or the seller still allowed payment and for feedback. I assume that even if feedback was automatic, he could take steps to change it for a specific transaction, but I don't know.

[BleedinBlue]

Originally Posted by nolemmings

That could be, Dan. I just noted that the feedback occurred three days after the BIN was hit, and apparently the error was not spotted or the seller still allowed payment and for feedback. I assume that even if feedback was automatic, he could take steps to change it for a specific transaction, but I don't know.

Feedback was left on Monday, 5/19, the same day that the seller purchased postage. Payment was required immediately after hitting BIN on 5/17.

Post office still does not have any tracking information available and delivery was esimated as 5/21. Seller still has not contacted buyer.

[slidekellyslide]

Originally Posted by BleedinBlue

Feedback was left on Monday, 5/19, the same day that the seller purchased postage. Payment was required immediately after hitting BIN on 5/17.

Post office still does not have any tracking information available and delivery was esimated as 5/21. Seller still has not contacted buyer.

I believe you can set up your automatic feedback to be left at different times...it can be left immediately upon payment (like mine is), left when shipped (when label is printed), or left once you receive feedback.

[dabigyankeeman]

As a Yankee collector, i HATE beyond belief when someone identifies a GIANTS card as a YANKEE card. Either its total stupidity or they do it on purpose to either fool people that dont have knowledge or to get people to look at it.

I understand what you guys are saying about the Lenox back and the value, i am just bringing up a different error in that listing. Its such a bugaboo of mine. The guy really didnt know what he had.

[birdman42]

FWIW, the seller had sold another Seymour, in better condition, the week before, also for a BIN of $24.95. Sweet Cap back, though.

Bill

[BleedinBlue]

After 3 weeks of non-response from the seller to e-mails and no-delivery of the card the seller has finally surfaced. They have refunded the buyer of the card and informed them there was a pricing error. When asked what the correct price is because the buyer was still interested in the card the seller informed the buyer that he had already sold the card to the person who notified him about the pricing error.

I hope that wasn't a Net54 member.