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skigod377 wrote:
Well, I know we talked about this before, but we were wrong… There was a bid retraction and I am the high bidder again. I didnt get the option to deny it. It was stated previously (And I thought it was true) that if there was a bid retraction, I had the option of accepting being the high bidder. Such is not the case! 😆
Sorry Ski….I just don’t want to take the chance…and she hasn’t communicated with me, like she did with you….
I wish everyone luck with these. Hopefully, one or several of you will end up with some cool new Windstones. I’ll keep my fingers crossed. 🙂
Good luck folks! I’ve found what you’re talking about. (Nothing I’m interested in, so no worries from me.) Not a very long listing though…
What I don’t understand is, if she has pictures to email to anyone who asks, why didn’t she append the pictures to the auctions?
Of course, look who’s saying this: I’m the one who paid a customer $80.00 in store credit to put up an e-bay auction for me, because I couldn’t figure out what to do and knew that he could do at least a hundred dollar better job of it than I could.
Found them… vaguely interested in a couple with no bids, but the risks outweigh my want, sadly.
edit: …okaay, someone got link-happy?
edit edit: If she sounds youngish like someone mentioned, how’d she get all the money for so many dragons? Of course it could’ve been over a period of time, but still.
Demyx wrote:edit: …okaay, someone got link-happy?
I know huh…..oh well nothing at all that I’m interested in…
The Castle [Dave wrote:“]What I don’t understand is, if she has pictures to email to anyone who asks, why didn’t she append the pictures to the auctions?
Of course, look who’s saying this: I’m the one who paid a customer $80.00 in store credit to put up an e-bay auction for me, because I couldn’t figure out what to do and knew that he could do at least a hundred dollar better job of it than I could.
I thought that as well. If you were going to spend the money to put up the auction then why wouldn’t you at least post the one picture that is free. Also why wouldn’t you post as much as info as you could. It would save time in the long run.minxlette wrote:Potentially no digital camera or knowledge of using one? ::baffled herself::
You’d think, but she has decent photos. I got a few of them from emailing her.
I got a photo in email too. I wasn’t sure if it was a photo she took, or if it was taken from a stock photo somewhere.
Is it an Ebay rule that if you post a photo that it has to be of the item you are selling unless you state otherwise? Maybe she didn’t post the photos because she doesn’t really have the items?
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