So after my 5 box blaster break over a week ago, I threw a few things on the bay to recoup some of the money. I took all 64 base that I got out of the blaster that I didn't need for my set and listed them with the following title:
2010-11 Rookies and Stars 64 base card lot (LeBron, Kobe, Jerry West, RC)
In the description of the auction, I listed all 64 cards that were in the lot. Well, a user bid on it at $0.99 and it eventually sold to the same person at $4.25 with $5.00 shipping (that's what the calculated shipping said, not me). Probably less than an hour after the auction was over, I received two messages from the user:
Message 1
I had already posted the 64 base card lot for second chance offer to the previous bidder for 3 days. Also, this is my first time with calculated shipping (normally just charge $2.50).
Anyways, what should I do about this? Should I refund them the $9.25 automatically? Since they've already paid for it, should I just send them to that person? I'm going to message them again and ask them their preference, but I'm not sure what to do when an item has been put out there for a second offer, paid for the person who said they didn't want them, and not get shammed in the process. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
2010-11 Rookies and Stars 64 base card lot (LeBron, Kobe, Jerry West, RC)
In the description of the auction, I listed all 64 cards that were in the lot. Well, a user bid on it at $0.99 and it eventually sold to the same person at $4.25 with $5.00 shipping (that's what the calculated shipping said, not me). Probably less than an hour after the auction was over, I received two messages from the user:
Message 1
eBay user Wrote:missing cards?Message 2
eBay user Wrote:i don't want this no rookies, 2nd year rookies you pull good cards out, list is incompleteMy response
xstreaminsanity Wrote:I don't know what you mean by the list is incomplete. I bought a blaster which had 10 packs with 8 cards per pack. From the box, there were a few inserts, two rookies, many base and a few cards I needed for my PC. I listed one of the rookies (Lin) with another card on another auction, all of the inserts and parallels together in another auction, and all of the base I didn't need (64 in all) in the auction you bid on. In the description of the item, I listed all 64 cards that were in the lot. I only posted one image, showing the best cards from the lot. I don't understand why you would say I "pull good cards out". So I ask you, do you want the cards that I had listed in the description or should I re-offer it to the previous bidder? It's your call"Response to my response
eBay user Wrote:re-offer it to previous bidderOk, so not only did he win this item (64 base card lot), but he also won the insert lot as well. He had requested a sum for both and I hadn't gotten a chance to do it yet because I needed to find out how to remove him from the 64 card base lot. Well, I just received payment from him this morning for both auctions totaling $15.16 ($4.25 w/ $5.00 shipping, $2.76 w/ $3.15 shipping, he's in Canada).
I had already posted the 64 base card lot for second chance offer to the previous bidder for 3 days. Also, this is my first time with calculated shipping (normally just charge $2.50).
Anyways, what should I do about this? Should I refund them the $9.25 automatically? Since they've already paid for it, should I just send them to that person? I'm going to message them again and ask them their preference, but I'm not sure what to do when an item has been put out there for a second offer, paid for the person who said they didn't want them, and not get shammed in the process. Any insight would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
3,850+ diff Pistons cards