momof3disneyholics
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You must always read the fine print when bidding on something! 


mum4jenn said:WOW!!!! Somebody is going to be really mad!!!! I think I would become a non-paying bidder at that point!!
aprilgail2 said:If I saw that auction I would be sure to keep an eye on it and email every single person that bid on that item and tell them to read the fine print....I know its their stupid fault for not reading it in the first place but I would warn them anyway!!
Missy1961 said:I know how you feel, but technically that is a violation of ebay rules.
HonestAbe said:Actually it is not. eBay lives and breathes through Caveat Emptor which literally translated (and legally binding) is Buyer Beware. That this was unethical is irrelevant and nowhere on ebay does it say you cannot sell an empty cardboard box.
May be a no-no but I have done it a few times on things....OPPPSSS lol...but I felt good when I did it LOL!!!Missy1961 said:I was responding to a poster who wanted to email the person bidding on the empty box. That is the no-no.
In a hurry said:I just asked on the budget board, but maybe you guys could help me. I bid and won a guitar/amp that wasn't the same as in the picture. The worth of the item listed matched the picture, but not the piece of crap I won. There were three smaller pics of the actual items. Its sounds like I am just **** out of luck, aren't I? Or would this be misrepresentation, because it showed a different set up/stock picture?
Thank you if you can give me some insight.
jbdreamer said:Out of curiosity I checked ebay.
And look, you can STILL get your very own box!!
http://cgi.ebay.com/Brand-NEW-box-P...Z5820572873QQcategoryZ294QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
I was shocked, there were a lot of these.
I would go through Square Trade, it sounds like the item was misrepresented. I've gone through them before when I had one person who was psycho buying an item from me...once they realize that someone else was involved they "backed off" and it was settled. Here's a link:In a hurry said:I just asked on the budget board, but maybe you guys could help me. I bid and won a guitar/amp that wasn't the same as in the picture. The worth of the item listed matched the picture, but not the piece of crap I won. There were three smaller pics of the actual items. Its sounds like I am just **** out of luck, aren't I? Or would this be misrepresentation, because it showed a different set up/stock picture?
Thank you if you can give me some insight.
This would be great for someone who is thinking about listing their psp on ebay, but they don't have the box. This will increase the value of your auction and you should make a lot more money with it.