Bill Hughes
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Let me clarify my position. If someone wants to educate a seller - fine. If someone wants to get a great deal - fine. I see no moral dilemma in either case. If I sale a trinket to someone for 50 cents and they turn around and sell it for 50 dollars - it’s a win win. I got 50 cents for something I valued at 50 cents. That other person has the experience and knowledge to get more. I’m fine with that.
The thing I take issue with is after the auction has ended and then the seller backs out because someone outside the auction has offered more money. I don’t mind if the seller backs out before the auction has ended. It’s a bummer but the sale has not been finalized. When they don’t honor the sale - I have a problem. In such cases I will never entertain the thought of buying from them again.
The thing I take issue with is after the auction has ended and then the seller backs out because someone outside the auction has offered more money. I don’t mind if the seller backs out before the auction has ended. It’s a bummer but the sale has not been finalized. When they don’t honor the sale - I have a problem. In such cases I will never entertain the thought of buying from them again.