done asking people to end auctions early

[jeff550]

i said i was done but another one bites the dust think im done buying cards for a while


http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-UPPER-DECK ... 500wt_1093

how bout when you ask them to end early, tell them not to put it as a BIN

 

[ChasHawk]

i said i was done but another one bites the dust think im done buying cards for a while
http://www.ebay.com/itm/2000-UPPER-DECK ... 500wt_1093

There has been advice in this thread on how to avoid this happening again...

 

[IndyManning18]

Instead of having them lower the BIN price, see if they will end the listing and send you an invoice directly through Paypal for the item.

 

[THREADKILLER-crohrer]

I used to get sellers to end early all of the time. I started asking because of Anderson cards that were disappearing days before they were set to end. I figured I had to start doing it too or I would just keep losing out.

I always ask " Are you willing to do a BIN and if so how much" then I either get a price or they ask for an offer. Sometimes I get them cheaper and some times I overpay because the market had not been established yet. Either way it's a win win for me because I got the card regardless!!!

 

[Russ S.]

I love asking and getting sellers to end early!
Some don't bit, others do.
Landed me these beauties....

50/50

(Ungraded of course when I picked it up)

If I didn't try, I wouldn't have it, or be able to afford one. Auctions are funny things.

 

[Superfractor]

I have come into the BIN problem only once, luckily member nevermore managed to hit the BIN for me. :grouphug:

It was for one of my Rex Brothers Red-Refractors.


I don't try to screw any seller out of money when trying to deal off-site; I give a more-than-fair offer, and hope for the best.