I Knew this would happen

bballcardkid · May 11, 2009

I purchased this...

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... AV:US:1123

The seller gave me the run around about how this card was involved in a dispute and he had to sell it at a lower price...yada yada yada, so I agreed to cancel the transaction.

Voila...

http://cgi.ebay.com/2008-MICHAEL-STANTO ... dZViewItem

As cardtreasury said, I hope he spills coffee on it.

numba1yankeefan · May 11, 2009

This signed Mike Stanton short print rookie is 5 times rarer than the 2008 Bowman Chrome Gold Refractor Auto numbered /50 which Beckett Price Guide currently values at $350 ($350 x 5=$1750), and over 46 times rarer than than the standard 2008 Donruss Threads Signature card numbered /465, which currently books at $50 ($50 x 46.5=$2325). How much is this card worth?....

:lol:

imac220 · May 11, 2009

:? :?

I feel bad for you man

Pinbreaker · May 11, 2009

and don't forget this line he has..

I have 100% positive feedback, so please bid with confidence.

uniquebaseballcards · May 11, 2009

Yeah, I'd have confidence that he'd rip me off if he could...

Pinbreaker said:
and don't forget this line he has..
I have 100% positive feedback, so please bid with confidence.

notoriousrmb · May 11, 2009

Is it too late to drop a neg? It would hurt him good with so little feedback...

Philip J. Fry · May 11, 2009

notoriousrmb said:
Is it too late to drop a neg? It would hurt him good with so little feedback...

I don't think you can if you agree to cancel a transaction.

phillyfan0417 · May 11, 2009

If you can drop a neg, you should.

bballcardkid · May 11, 2009

I just went to the Leave Feedback page to see, and sure enough it looks like I can drop a negative. If it goes through or not who knows.

All The Hype · May 11, 2009

Philip J. Fry said:
notoriousrmb said:

Is it too late to drop a neg? It would hurt him good with so little feedback...

Click to expand...

I don't think you can if you agree to cancel a transaction.

Yes you can, and this is exactly why.

I've had buyers contact me and ask to cancel the sale and then they leave me a positive feedback to thank me for doing so.

The OP should neg this seller immediately. Flat out lied to a buyer, and it should cost him.

Uofo2212 · May 11, 2009

That is garbage......drop a neg and see where this auction ends.

bballcardkid · May 11, 2009

ALL_THE_HYPE said:
[quote="Philip J. Fry":1xaa6f0u]

notoriousrmb said:

Is it too late to drop a neg? It would hurt him good with so little feedback...

Click to expand...

I don't think you can if you agree to cancel a transaction.

Yes you can, and this is exactly why.

I've had buyers contact me and ask to cancel the sale and then they leave me a positive feedback to thank me for doing so.

The OP should neg this seller immediately. Flat out lied to a buyer, and it should cost him.[/quote:1xaa6f0u]

I contacted the seller last night. I'm going to see how this auction plays out first.

phillyfan0417 · May 11, 2009

bballcardkid said:
ALL_THE_HYPE said:

[quote="Philip J. Fry":3soh2k92]

notoriousrmb said:

Is it too late to drop a neg? It would hurt him good with so little feedback...

Click to expand...

I don't think you can if you agree to cancel a transaction.

Click to expand...

Yes you can, and this is exactly why.

I've had buyers contact me and ask to cancel the sale and then they leave me a positive feedback to thank me for doing so.

The OP should neg this seller immediately. Flat out lied to a buyer, and it should cost him.

I contacted the seller last night. I'm going to see how this auction plays out first.[/quote:3soh2k92]

Are you going to bid again?

justinmandawg · May 11, 2009

Let's just bid it up high and leave him w/ no sale in the end.

bballcardkid · May 11, 2009

phillyfan0417 said:
bballcardkid said:

ALL_THE_HYPE said:

[quote="Philip J. Fry":3mcl7es6]

notoriousrmb said:

Is it too late to drop a neg? It would hurt him good with so little feedback...

Click to expand...

I don't think you can if you agree to cancel a transaction.

Click to expand...

Yes you can, and this is exactly why.

I've had buyers contact me and ask to cancel the sale and then they leave me a positive feedback to thank me for doing so.

The OP should neg this seller immediately. Flat out lied to a buyer, and it should cost him.

Click to expand...

I contacted the seller last night. I'm going to see how this auction plays out first.

Are you going to bid again?[/quote:3mcl7es6]

I'm thinking about it. But I also contacted him to see if I could have it at the price we previously "agreed" to. I don't know if holding his feedback hostage is the right course of action to get a card I want. If I bid, it will be significantly less than what I originally purchased the card for. If he replies with a smart coment, I'll just drop the neg and let him be.

chrome_ball · May 11, 2009

justinmandawg said:
Let's just bid it up high and leave him w/ no sale in the end.

No sale and two negatives? :lol:

kdailey4315 · May 11, 2009

I say we bid it up really high then screw him. I'll take the unpaid item strike if he bothers to give one out. OP shoot me a PM if you want me to do that.

moxacaine · May 11, 2009

youre to generous. as soon as i saw the auction relisted i would have negged him.

notoriousrmb · May 11, 2009

Bid it up, then give an excuse like "I can't pay my cash is tied up in a dispute" and see if he gets the connection...

Tomlinson21RB · May 11, 2009

Someone needs to be $2325 since that is clearly how much it is worth. He even did the math to prove it.

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