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ebay question-what would you do?
jafsie
Posts: 266 Forumite
There is an item for sale on ebay (furniture) I'd say the item is worth about £50 - £70.
Seller states cash on delivery, bidding starts at £0.99 and you are the only bidder.
Would you turn up at some ones house to collect this item and hand them just £0.99?:)
Seller states cash on delivery, bidding starts at £0.99 and you are the only bidder.
Would you turn up at some ones house to collect this item and hand them just £0.99?:)
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end the auction b4 the cut off timeNSD = 3/31 spent = £97.88/31 groceries = £26/31 fuel =2/31
various debts = /£14366.89:eek:secured loan = /£13887.21 full settlement figuremortgage = /£64,342.45
ime not debt free ,but ime trying JANUARY BIG FINANCIAL FREEZE (JBFF)no35
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if thats what it sells for then yes , ive sold a few things that have sold for 99p [not furniture] but ebay for me is just a way of getting rid of stuff .This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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I hand them £1, and let them keep the penny.0
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I once won an item for 99p and then found that my PayPal payment was refunded and the seller refused to sell it to me for that price.
I left them big, fat, negative feedback!0 -
As someone else has said, I'd not want the 1p change.
An item is only worth what someone's prepared to pay for it, if there were no other bids on the day it was worth 99p.0
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