I won a 5ta crank on eBay last week and am going to collect it
I know the auction could have gone either way but I got it for a bargain price- it needs grinding .
I feel that I should offer the guy a bit more so what's reasonable ?
Cheers
Cheap 5ta crank
Re: Cheap 5ta crank
If you place an eBay add using a 99p start or no reserve to minimise fees etc. you have to abide by the winning bid. That's the position I would take having previously sold items for less than I thought they should make.
Cheers Geoff
Cheers Geoff
Re: Cheap 5ta crank
Yeah,
I know the principle is buyer/seller beware but it just feels a bit stingy
Thought I'd offer him a tenner so he can at least drown his sorrows
I know the principle is buyer/seller beware but it just feels a bit stingy
Thought I'd offer him a tenner so he can at least drown his sorrows
Re: Cheap 5ta crank
You were the only bidder and you got it for 99p didn't you
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Cheers Geoff

Cheers Geoff
Re: Cheap 5ta crank
take him a bottle of wine instead. he will probably appreciate it more.
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Re: Cheap 5ta crank
Unless he's not a drinker like me. If you list stuff at a low start you usually take the consequences. I'll as kit I did once round something up to a tenner for someone though as I felt sorry for them. I'd not do that these days mind you.johnr wrote:take him a bottle of wine instead. he will probably appreciate it more.
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