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[Daveb25]

Please delete. Solved

Edited December 16, 2020 by Daveb25
Problem solved

[shadroch]

I'd ask for some evidence that this happened system wide. If it happened to a bunch of books, I'd pay. Absent proof of widespread computer error, I would be very reluctant.

[Jaydee]

25 minutes ago, Daveb25 said:

I won an item at comic connect last night and after checking out and mailing the check I received an email this morning saying:

 

Thank you for participating in the auction last night. I'm told there was an error in the auction lot. The programmer is looking into it now. 
 

Your wining price is $XXXXX but the auction processed the bid at a lower amount. Please do not send payment until we sort this out and send out an updated invoice. Thank you.

 

Rob Reynolds

Director of Consignments

 

The new price is very close to the max bid I entered. With comic connects 3 minute closing system how do I know there had been another bid and it was for just below my maximum bid. Since it went through the closing procedure at the lower bid and it’s supposedly an error in there system should I really have to pay the higher amount?  Please let me know what you guys think. 

Seems SUS ESPECIALLY because it it is comic connect.!!  Yeah VINCE I SAID IT!!

[Mmehdy]

If error legitimate and really want the book, paying slighly more should be OK. If you suspect otherwise, then do not go forward with your purchase...I would ask for a full explanation which is reasonable.

[jimbo_7071]

I would not pay. I think that there are a lot of shenanigans in these online auctions (starting with auction houses leaving books that sold for strong prices in their databases but scrubbing all records of weak sales, etc.). I don't know whether any of these sites are hack-proof, either.