About 3 weeks ago i bid and won on several vintage cards that were sent to me in a PWE, and the PWE that they arrived in had the front piece of it torn off because it was to thick to fit through the sorter. Thankfully the cards stayed in the envelope.
I sent this message to the seller: asshat800 (name protected to ensure privacy)
Hi, i received the cards today. To be honest, i was not happy with the shipping of the cards and how the item was described. I paid $3 to have them shipped in a plain white envelope for .88 cents. The envelope arrived with damage on the front because two toploaders in a plain white envelope get jammed in the processor. The cards also are around EX or below, but i realize that this is subjective. I would like to either have my shipping refunded to me ($3) or i would like to return the cards.
Thanks for your response.
she returned my shipping to me, and didn't seem to upset about it, but i got a somewhat sarcastic "happy holidays take care god bless" comment (at least i took it to be fake)
Fast forward to yesterday, when one of my auctions ended on a 1983 Sandberg RC in NM-MT+ condition. It sold for book value (never happens) at 14.50, and the bidder was asshat49. The only difference between the bidder of my auction and the seller of the previous auction were the numbers behind the name. Also, i looked at my buyer's info, and this ebayer has only had about 15 purchases in the last month, then there are no transactions for two years, in contrast with the seller in the first instance had over 5000 transactions with his own store. so after looking at this my guess is it appears to be a second account of the first seller i dealt with.
Now, how should i handle this? I want to void my sale with asshat49 and sell it under the second offer option to the next bidder. But can i do that? And, if my hunch is correct, and i do void the sale somehow, then i'm going to really get bid up on a really big item in the future only to have this clown say something was wrong with it and return it damaged or something.
I sent this message to the seller: asshat800 (name protected to ensure privacy)
Hi, i received the cards today. To be honest, i was not happy with the shipping of the cards and how the item was described. I paid $3 to have them shipped in a plain white envelope for .88 cents. The envelope arrived with damage on the front because two toploaders in a plain white envelope get jammed in the processor. The cards also are around EX or below, but i realize that this is subjective. I would like to either have my shipping refunded to me ($3) or i would like to return the cards.
Thanks for your response.
she returned my shipping to me, and didn't seem to upset about it, but i got a somewhat sarcastic "happy holidays take care god bless" comment (at least i took it to be fake)
Fast forward to yesterday, when one of my auctions ended on a 1983 Sandberg RC in NM-MT+ condition. It sold for book value (never happens) at 14.50, and the bidder was asshat49. The only difference between the bidder of my auction and the seller of the previous auction were the numbers behind the name. Also, i looked at my buyer's info, and this ebayer has only had about 15 purchases in the last month, then there are no transactions for two years, in contrast with the seller in the first instance had over 5000 transactions with his own store. so after looking at this my guess is it appears to be a second account of the first seller i dealt with.
Now, how should i handle this? I want to void my sale with asshat49 and sell it under the second offer option to the next bidder. But can i do that? And, if my hunch is correct, and i do void the sale somehow, then i'm going to really get bid up on a really big item in the future only to have this clown say something was wrong with it and return it damaged or something.
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