HELP! Ebay Question

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DubbC415

Mickey Fallon
Sep 10, 2002
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Ok, I'm trying to buy a North Face parka on EBAY...so I browse for them, and when theyre fairly cheap, I bid on maybe, 10-15 at the time, at the most. I figure I have a better chance of winning. Well, my high bid got outbid, so then I tried to raise my high bid, but my "transaction was blocked" by the seller. So I asked the dood why he blocked my bid. Apparently, he got butthurt that I'm bidding on so many at a time. I told him that it helps him, if anything. I think he assumes that I'm trying to buy them so I can resell them. The thing is, i just want one, and not to pay more than 100 dollars for one, and he offered to sell several to me at 180 each. This guy is just being a prick....what's wrong with bidding on so many? Isnt that what ebay's all about? My feedback is perfect. someone explain this to me.
 
Jan 30, 2004
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damn you bid on 15 different ones at one time? i didn't know they can see what you're bidding on unless you're bidding on 15 different ones from the same seller lol. i guess you should just bid on one from a different seller since this guy blocked you, you can't do anything about that.
 

DubbC415

Mickey Fallon
Sep 10, 2002
22,620
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Tomato Alley
#3
fuck....15 might be a bit of exaggeration...try 8-10...its still a lot, but this guy puts up that many at a low price! so im gonna bid! the guy wont even answer my emails now.