The car I bought recently was on an eBay auction which I offered a cash for a private sale of which was accepted. The seller is a car trader. I noticed the original auction has ended and has sold (far less than I paid, grrr!, still got a good deal I think).
Is this worth worrying about? I assume that the seller will just get bad feedback, on top of paying a FVF. I didn't understand why he didn't just end the item after it got sold?
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>> The car I bought recently was on an eBay auction which I offered a cash
>> for a private sale of which was accepted. The seller is a car trader. I
>> noticed the original auction has ended and has sold (far less than I paid, grrr!,
>> still got a good deal I think).
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>> Is this worth worrying about? I assume that the seller will just get bad feedback,
>> on top of paying a FVF. I didn't understand why he didn't just end the
>> item after it got sold?
I'd put a wheel clamp on it if i were you, it might be gone by the morning.
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Don't worry about it nbd... he said in the listing it was advertised elsewhere so first come first served. The "winning" bidder should expect it's only 50/50 the car would have been still availaible.
As a matter of interest I never bid for something that is "for sale elsewhere".
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That's against the new ebay terms.
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He probabaly has 2 accounts and bid on it himself so no negative feedback.
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eBay question? - Zero
