He states it in the commentary. Idiot.
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He states it in the commentary. Idiot.
I reckon he will withdraw the Decca from sale towards the end of the auction if it doesn't get close to what he wants, going by his interesting negative feedback history... :rolleyes:
Oh yes - I didn't see that. :doh:Quote:
Originally Posted by MartinT
Referring to me as "Idiot", is a little harsh. Marco's epithet "daftee" would, I think, be more appropriate.
I think Martin means the guy with the advert is an idiot, Barry.
Not you, Barry! I meant the guy with the listing!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Barry
I wouldn't do business with an eBay seller having a dodgy feedback history like that and nor should anybody else if they've any sense.Quote:
Originally Posted by synsei
All he appears to be doing is attempting to set an expectation of what the item is worth. It's called 'price norming', you attach a higher than true value price to something in an attempt to drive up the price towards that level.
It's basic sales psychology 101.
BarryQuote:
Originally Posted by Barry
If you read the listing he has updated it several times and siad he is looking for £1500.00
I always check the feedback comments when I find something I want from a seller who doesn't have 100% feedback because often it is as a result of an arsehole of a buyer. In this guys case though he seems to be a right 'Roderick' :mental:Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
I have just recently blotted my copybook on ebay with a "neutral". The grievance was that I wouldn't combine postage. Because if I had - according to the new Royal Mail pricing structure - I would have had to charge the buyer 30pence MORE for P&P than if I sent them out as two seperate packets.Quote:
Originally Posted by synsei
Makes me despair!