http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=13718
The listing is true enough...but I wonder if they'll have to pay a fee on the listing.
Um...I suppose so...
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...category=13718
The listing is true enough...but I wonder if they'll have to pay a fee on the listing.
Nah, the seller can cancel the bids. He'll get no listing fee for that.
Never use a long word where a short one will do.
--George Orwell
(formerly PC Kwaj)
THat seller still would be out about $0.25 just for listing. Maybe if he included a few links like to DP and Atariage, that'd help a lot?
Another day, another dollar... wake me when it's payday.
still playing games
I'll tell you what, I'll put up some $$$ of my own as well if it would help get rid of all of those annoying freaking auctions.
Hah! could the high bidder still leave him feedback?Originally Posted by PC Kwajalein
Well, legally yes if the bidder's allowed to win the auction. But I'd rather bidder don't bid anyway.
I'd use the same tactic if I had a chance to list anything on eBay. I'm sure eBay allows free relisting so you could keep that free notice up for a long time. I'd have to check the rule on making link to web site as there is some restriction.
Another day, another dollar... wake me when it's payday.
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