Can you get in trouble for griping someone out via email if no transaction has occurred between me and the other user?
My rant:
I have a bag for sale of ebay. It is a fixed price or best offer listing. The bag is new with tags and retailed for $348. I have had the following offers...$9, $90, $10.
ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!! With the $9 offer, I declined it with a message asking if perhaps they mistyped their offer. I want to email the $10 offeror and just let them have it...but perhaps I should restrain myself.
I just needed to vent a little on here before I ended up saying something via email that might be inappropriate.
everybody's out to get a deal on ebay and there's people out there that sell antique half carat diamond rings for $25, and $5,000 diamond earrings for $200 (speaking from experience.) they have nothing to lose by offering you a low price, so why not? just decline it and don't acknowledge...
-- Edited by D at 13:10, 2006-12-06
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I wouldn't think too hard about it. They might be stupid if your fixed price was something like $300 and they offered you $9, but I don't think they were being rude... Ebay is about deals. I've offered some pretty ridiculously low prices, and most of the time they're not taken but every once in a while they are, because I guess people are just desperate to get rid of their junk. So I usually offer low prices, just in case. If they dont' know the original price of the bag, they might not understand that their offer is silly.
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