Selling your used stuff, and getting something for it.

[Ron Van Putte]

On Feb 7, 2004, at 9:40 AM, Del K. Rykert wrote:

> I wondered the same thing... There are many negatives dealing with 
> E-Bay. They don't address issues and don't help you directly resolve 
> disputes. They don't even block or kick problem people off even 
> thought they don't abide by E-Bay's rules.

My wife and I have experience with E-Bay and can say that they do block 
problem people and people who don't abide by E-Bay rules.  I bought one 
of the 800 mw "spy cameras" on E-Bay.  E-Bay blocked the transaction 
when they discovered that it came with a microphone (E-Bay rules 
specify no microphone).  My wife bid on several E-Bay items and was not 
aware she'd won because her internet server "thought" the winning 
notifications were spam and blocked them.  She was banned from using 
E-Bay.

Ron Van Putte

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>                          del
>                NSRCA - 473
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: S.Keller
> To: discussion at nsrca.org
> Sent:Saturday, February 07, 2004 9:58 AM
> Subject:Re: Selling your used stuff, and getting something for it.
>
> Sounds like an ad for Ebay.You must own stock in Ebay---
> You forgot to tell them about all the extra work required to do a 
> listing plus all the none paying bidders you run into.
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