Yeah, that part I can't understand, nor explain. I would have at least shot you a courtesy message to see if you were still interested.
But then again, I just recently sold an item for $225 but I only accept payment via paypal. The winner didn't bother reading and then wanted to mail me a money order. Well, I've had bad experiences with payments other than paypal (they even counterfeit money orders -- or worse yet, I got one that was stolen)...not saying that paypal is all that safe...And I needed the funds right away (It would have taken a week to get to me), so I didn't accept it. I offered it to the next highest bidder at $222, but they didn't respond. So I relisted it again as a short 3 day auction, and only got my starting price of $150. So I should have just dealt with the money order...so you never know...you never know...
But then again, I just recently sold an item for $225 but I only accept payment via paypal. The winner didn't bother reading and then wanted to mail me a money order. Well, I've had bad experiences with payments other than paypal (they even counterfeit money orders -- or worse yet, I got one that was stolen)...not saying that paypal is all that safe...And I needed the funds right away (It would have taken a week to get to me), so I didn't accept it. I offered it to the next highest bidder at $222, but they didn't respond. So I relisted it again as a short 3 day auction, and only got my starting price of $150. So I should have just dealt with the money order...so you never know...you never know...
(11-28-2012, 03:11 PM)kenarm79 Wrote: I didn't see the auction until a couple days after it sold. The point being is that if you feel as though you can get more money, then why would you sell it for less than what someone is offering? This doesn't make sense on any planet. I asked the seller why didn't he accept my offer and he told me that he felt that he could get more, but needed to get rid of it quick?????????