quoted 2 lines Mark S-Walker could probably testify to this with his failed auctioning>Mark S-Walker could probably testify to this with his failed auctioning
>of the ultimate rarity.. only 2 in existance, so the claims goes.
first time round this went for alot of money, but the bidder pulled out for
various reasons. second time round, i got offered more money for it which
was great. i sincerely believe it went for what it was worth.
what goes around, comes around. on 2 occasions i've have pulled out of
auctions without giving the seller's notice & making lame excuses, so with
it happening to me i didn't really mind :) this was also with me being
really busy @ work etc.
i've been trading [lance and i have traded 3 years now, or is it 2? - i
forget!] / buying & selling on the net for over 3 years. i have made offers
on records and not got back etc, but if this happens to you the best thing
is just to make a decision and sell it someone else. use your heads. if the
money turns up @ a later date, simply return it!
what i really hate are the people that email me seeing if i've kept the
record in a plastic protective sleeve since the day i bought it etc etc.
then they oull out of the sale!
i've once been ripped off for 15 uk pounds. i got sent a record, it wasn't
what they said it was, so i returned it & never got my money back.
another time, i bought a record which was supposed to be mint in all
aspects. the bpm was written in black felt-tip pen on the label. nothing
major, but still!
it's a good feeling selling records that people are really after, just as
its a great feeling to find that elusive 12. prices are more expensive but
thats a simple case of the net market being far more extensive. fact is - if
its too expensive you won't sell it! this too has happened to me, so just
lower them again.
happy trading etc__
peace
mark