Anyone know ebay seller "psychedelicgrave"?

[HouseofComics.Com]

That guy is too much.

[ShoNuff-migration]

he emailed me and apologized, as he had every intention of buying Marks books if they sold through his auctions

 

That would have been hard to do for several of the books as they were sold months ago and are no longer listed on ebay.

 

 

[nik]

"I have emailed him now I was going to buy them from him to sell to the bidder we both would of made money I am asking his permission now. I also took off the listings thank you

 

-----Original Message-----

From: member@ebay.com

To: psychedelicgrave@aol.com

Sent: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 9:07 AM

Subject: Question for item #170062055043 - GREEN LANTERN NUMBER 1 CGC VF/NM 9.0"

 

[topofthetotem]

"I have emailed him now I was going to buy them from him to sell to the bidder we both would of made money I am asking his permission now. I also took off the listings thank you

 

-----Original Message-----

From: member@ebay.com

To: psychedelicgrave@aol.com

Sent: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 9:07 AM

Subject: Question for item #170062055043 - GREEN LANTERN NUMBER 1 CGC VF/NM 9.0"

 

thats so dumb its funny

[flatrock02]

Were any of the comics listed his or were they all other sellers!

[esquirecomics]

"I have emailed him now I was going to buy them from him to sell to the bidder we both would of made money I am asking his permission now. I also took off the listings thank you

 

-----Original Message-----

From: member@ebay.com

To: psychedelicgrave@aol.com

Sent: Mon, 18 Dec 2006 9:07 AM

Subject: Question for item #170062055043 - GREEN LANTERN NUMBER 1 CGC VF/NM 9.0"

 

 

Gee, I haven't received an e-mail yet.

[FlyingDonut]

I still think you should have jacked up your BINs and then hit his.

[shrunkenhead]

Instead of 55 grand, now the most expensive item he's got for sale is seventy bucks.

[micmack]

Actually they care a great deal. Much like a business that takes credit cards cannot ask for the 3% fee from their customers as it is in violation of their agreement with the card issuer it is the same thing here.

 

They see it as potentially harmful to them because a bidder may bid less. Or in a fixed price auction not bid at all. This costs them money being that the final selling price does not come off at all or the final bids are less than they would have been with the buyer lowering his amount bid by the paypal fee surcharge.

 

Either way it costs them money and makes it more difficult for buyers to use their service or to see their service as a burden costing more money and not a help. Either way with Ebay owning paypal it makes perfect sense why they would ban surcharges.

 

Chris

 

Would this statement be considered against the rules?

 

"Paypal is ONLY available if you are willing to pick up the % cost of using paypal"

[comix4fun]

Actually they care a great deal. Much like a business that takes credit cards cannot ask for the 3% fee from their customers as it is in violation of their agreement with the card issuer it is the same thing here.

 

They see it as potentially harmful to them because a bidder may bid less. Or in a fixed price auction not bid at all. This costs them money being that the final selling price does not come off at all or the final bids are less than they would have been with the buyer lowering his amount bid by the paypal fee surcharge.

 

Either way it costs them money and makes it more difficult for buyers to use their service or to see their service as a burden costing more money and not a help. Either way with Ebay owning paypal it makes perfect sense why they would ban surcharges.

 

Chris

 

Would this statement be considered against the rules?

 

"Paypal is ONLY available if you are willing to pick up the % cost of using paypal"

 

 

Textbook

[micmack]

Actually they care a great deal. Much like a business that takes credit cards cannot ask for the 3% fee from their customers as it is in violation of their agreement with the card issuer it is the same thing here.

 

They see it as potentially harmful to them because a bidder may bid less. Or in a fixed price auction not bid at all. This costs them money being that the final selling price does not come off at all or the final bids are less than they would have been with the buyer lowering his amount bid by the paypal fee surcharge.

 

Either way it costs them money and makes it more difficult for buyers to use their service or to see their service as a burden costing more money and not a help. Either way with Ebay owning paypal it makes perfect sense why they would ban surcharges.

 

Chris

 

Would this statement be considered against the rules?

 

"Paypal is ONLY available if you are willing to pick up the % cost of using paypal"

 

 

Textbook

Oh Adam! Say it Ain't So!!

[esquirecomics]

At least you have a workable price on the Lantern 1. 45k is much more reasonable to start with than 55k.

 

Sold the book this week for $35k.