BadVenm
Enthusiast
Wow, this guy is giving Texas Viper owners a bad name.
eBay Motors: Dodge : Viper (item 270239821779 end time May-29-08 15:45:00 PDT)
I win this guys auction and then I get an e-mail and the seller says he will not sell the car for his reserve price, which I met in the auction. He states he mistyped his reserve price in his auction. This is his second time listing the car on ebay.
eBay Motors: Dodge : Viper (item 270235918571 end time May-15-08 15:30:00 PDT)
I spoke to this owner 3 times during the auction, I asked for a buy it now to stop the auction, which he provided and I wouldn't pay. And I say, no thanks, I will ride out the auction and see where things go. I know most everyone bumps the price when someone asks for a price to end an auction. Now what gets me is NEVER in any of these phone calls we had, nor in any of our e-mails did this guy EVER state, oh by the way, my reserve is set wrong in my auction, so please do not be disapointed if you win and I ask for more money.
First, if you mistyped your reserve price.... before any one bids you can change it, second - at any time, bids or not, you can add to the description and state I've made a mistake with my reserve price call or e-mail for details, third - wouldn't anyone that made what they consider a make or break error with the reserve price cancel the auction and relist the car if you couldn't change your mistake within the auction?
And most of all, if you talk to prospective buyer 3 times and e-mail about the same amount BEFORE the end of the auction, and that buyer told you I won't pay your end it now price, I will take my chances at winning the auction and meeting the reserve, wouldn't it be prudent, common sense, a good jesture, good business, or ever just the right thing to do for the seller to mention that the reserve is set wrong and explain the situation? Why wait and try and extort extra monies out of the buyer after the auction has ended?
His last e-mail says it all, "I now have a local buyer that wants the car really bad"..... I see, after I won the auction someone offered more money and you want to crawfish and welch on the ebay auction! Nice! Way to represent Texas Viper Owners!
eBay Motors: Dodge : Viper (item 270239821779 end time May-29-08 15:45:00 PDT)
I win this guys auction and then I get an e-mail and the seller says he will not sell the car for his reserve price, which I met in the auction. He states he mistyped his reserve price in his auction. This is his second time listing the car on ebay.
eBay Motors: Dodge : Viper (item 270235918571 end time May-15-08 15:30:00 PDT)
I spoke to this owner 3 times during the auction, I asked for a buy it now to stop the auction, which he provided and I wouldn't pay. And I say, no thanks, I will ride out the auction and see where things go. I know most everyone bumps the price when someone asks for a price to end an auction. Now what gets me is NEVER in any of these phone calls we had, nor in any of our e-mails did this guy EVER state, oh by the way, my reserve is set wrong in my auction, so please do not be disapointed if you win and I ask for more money.
First, if you mistyped your reserve price.... before any one bids you can change it, second - at any time, bids or not, you can add to the description and state I've made a mistake with my reserve price call or e-mail for details, third - wouldn't anyone that made what they consider a make or break error with the reserve price cancel the auction and relist the car if you couldn't change your mistake within the auction?
And most of all, if you talk to prospective buyer 3 times and e-mail about the same amount BEFORE the end of the auction, and that buyer told you I won't pay your end it now price, I will take my chances at winning the auction and meeting the reserve, wouldn't it be prudent, common sense, a good jesture, good business, or ever just the right thing to do for the seller to mention that the reserve is set wrong and explain the situation? Why wait and try and extort extra monies out of the buyer after the auction has ended?
His last e-mail says it all, "I now have a local buyer that wants the car really bad"..... I see, after I won the auction someone offered more money and you want to crawfish and welch on the ebay auction! Nice! Way to represent Texas Viper Owners!