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how do you deal with this?

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  • God there are so many t!!!s about :mad: :mad: :mad: You can stop people from bidding who have low feedback.
  • stuart1266
    stuart1266 Posts: 6,514 Forumite
    You could also sell it as Buy It Now. I'm not saying you would stop the clowns, but it might discourage them. Just a thought!
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  • chirpy007 wrote:
    God there are so many t!!!s about :mad: :mad: :mad: You can stop people from bidding who have low feedback.

    Only if they don't have a credit card on file.
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  • Cancel all bids from buyers with 0 feedback? Actually, the ones with feedback look like they're hijacked accounts being used specifically to spoil your auctions. It wouldn't surprise me if these are people with scam auctions running. They don't want people buying yours so that they can scam people on their own auctions.
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  • stuart1266 wrote:
    You could also sell it as Buy It Now. I'm not saying you would stop the clowns, but it might discourage them. Just a thought!

    I'd be inclined to warn against this. Any idiot can click BIN and give you the hassle of getting your fees back and relisting.

    BIN with instant payment could be something to think about... but that tends to put people off.
    My TV is broken! :cry:
    Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j
  • if selling a phone that will fetch more than 40 quid dont allow paypal.. or there is a good chance you will be scammed
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  • Hintza
    Hintza Posts: 19,420 Forumite
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    BIN with instant payment could be something to think about... but that tends to put people off.

    This is the route I would take, just ensure you have a note of the IMEI number and good photos.
  • syanide wrote:
    if selling a phone that will fetch more than 40 quid dont allow paypal.. or there is a good chance you will be scammed

    do you mean just accept cheques?
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  • lil_me
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    Last phone I sold I did UK postage only, £ sterling only via paypal or personal cheque. Didn't get any hassle thankfully.
    One day I might be more organised...........:confused:
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