rhz5001
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I forget but 99% sure it's a pass.
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Thank you... god my memory is terrible.Faconnable
How did the Loro Piana cashmere sweater story end? Was it fake?
Spoo will probably thrift it in Long Island and be able to weigh in.
It's definitely not fake. I have no idea, I haven't heard from him. I'm assuming he will be the type of buyer too lazy to return it, he will just keep it and leave a neg.
Spoo will probably thrift it in Long Island and be able to weigh in.
I get 50-75 messages a week with offers on auctions. Here’s a canali 1934 shirt that’s listed for 29.99 plus shipping.
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Question:
Some jerk won an item (only bidder on an auction), within an hour of the auctions' end immediately requests a cancelation in which he does not provide any reason. Can I demand one? Is there any benefit?
What's the risk to me as a seller to sell direct/outside ebay? Selling a Schott leather jacket and I'm negotiating back and forth with a buyer (we are within $25). He responds through ebay with a photo attachment listing his cell # and wants to deal direct, saving me the fees.
I've sold a few things a year for the last 15 years. Mostly a buyer. I see the risk to the buyer to deal outside ebay but what about to me as a seller?
That guy is an asshole. Canadians know it takes a long time to get packages. As mentioned above, ONLY ship USPS. The other couriers charge large customs amounts and then charge a huge service fee for doing so. USPS rarely charges customs on anything under $300.