Ebay Customer Service Award Winner....

[Sharkey]

Another reason to love ebay.

 

This person has a bunch of similar auctions going on featuring "Vintage Comics". The auctions feature a picture of a stack of comics with only the top issue visible. I emailed and asked if they would give me a list of titles and issues because it's kinda difficult to bid on something when you don't know what you're bidding on.

 

the response:

"Sorry, but if I took the time to list them all I might as well just sell them all individually."

 

Link to one of the auctions

 

Yessirree, nothing like great customer service. Or doing a little extra work to try to make more money.....

[Harvey Dude]

The "I know little about comics" line tells me that some unsuspecting individual is going to get stuck wth a lot of high priced junk. For the seller, the term "vintage" could be fair condition books from last year.

[uclapeterg]

Prob because that's the only 12 cent issue is the one that he placed at the top of the stack. The rest could be comics from 1985-1992.

 

It seems like the guy said he is selling "vintage" comics. That is so vague and I believe purposely so.

 

Ok, I'll turn off my cynic button now

[The Brain]

Another reason to love ebay.

 

This person has a bunch of similar auctions going on featuring "Vintage Comics". The auctions feature a picture of a stack of comics with only the top issue visible. I emailed and asked if they would give me a list of titles and issues because it's kinda difficult to bid on something when you don't know what you're bidding on.

 

the response:

"Sorry, but if I took the time to list them all I might as well just sell them all individually."

 

Link to one of the auctions

 

Yessirree, nothing like great customer service. Or doing a little extra work to try to make more money.....

 

 

W T F " i have 20 stakes of 100 comic's each

 

O I BET YOU DUE I tell you there is something in the

 

water this one should be locked up

[joe_collector]

Oh man, this ius sucker bait, and I absolutely guarantee that the rest of the books will be crappy Moderns.

 

Then again, I will be watching the auctions to see how high the drive them.

[sterlingcomics]

I have to admit, I fell for this type of auction ONCE in my naive eBay days. The seller was 29frank29, and was selling tons of popular Marvel characters. Out of the huge lot, appoximately 10% were what was advertised--the rest were issues from publishers/titles in the 90s I never even heard of. I was even too embarassed to send these in to comics4kids.org.

 

Live and Learn.

[joe_collector]

Just for confirmation, check out the Magazine Lots in the feedback, and you'll note that the seller has a big picture, listing each and every issue.

 

But somehow, with a load of "vintage comics", decides not to?

[Sharkey]

Just for confirmation, check out the Magazine Lots in the feedback, and you'll note that the seller has a big picture, listing each and every issue.

 

But somehow, with a load of "vintage comics", decides not to?

 

Nice detective work!

 

Has to be a scam: modern garbage baited with a nice clean Silver Age book on top. And then to not even be willing to provide a list of the books. Dishonest or just lazy? Maybe I should give them the benefit of the doubt....NAH!!!

 

[Aces]

I smell a scam!

 

"I know little about comics"

But I know enough to put 12cent ASMs and X-mens on top off a stack of !