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WHEREZ MAH BUKKIT
That's why I don't bother posting offers very far below the buy it now price (unless it's an item under $50, then I think the possibility for insult is smaller).
If they listed it as that high of a buy it now, they probably wouldn't accept less than half of it.
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 Originally Posted by kaosleeroy108 My answer is a BIG NO! NO! NO!
Your Offer I think is good, If he does not like your offer He/She can make a counter offer like More $ to add on that offer. Not to call you such kind of remarks.. -
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Making rude remarks to a potential buyer (no matter how low your offer is ) is not IMO a good business plan. He can set his best offer to auto decline anything below a certain amount, and most cases can leave a nice deny message and not even deal with the aggravation. If it were me and I felt the way he did, I would just block you without the rude comment back, say thank you and never have to worry about a low offer from you again. But I don't usually block bidders unless I have had bad sales/payment experiences.
Why is there never enough time to do it right the first time, but always enough time to do it over?
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Perspicacious Numismatist
I checked this fellow's other auctions and his coins seem, at best, optimistically graded and priced.
Furthermore, in some instances he uses a stock photo when selling multiples of an item (1870 Canada 50¢ for example).
His auction has a huge list of rules and regulations and doesn't take PayPal (which, as a buyer, I love. As a seller not so much )
He claims that eBay is forcing him to sell outside the USA (that's news to me, if true).
Overall, he seems like the type of chap I'd avoid doing business with, regardless of the coins he may offer.
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World coin enthusiast
I wonder what this seller is so angry about. Everything about his description puts forth aggressiveness and anger.
My favorite part: "BUYERS WHO DO NOT PURCHASE POSTAL OR FEDEX INSURANCE WILL HAVE THEIR ITEMS SENT AT THEIR RISK !!"
That is wishful thinking and blatantly goes against eBay rules for sellers. And no, eBay cannot force anyone to sell outside the US. It's something he has to do to sell his foreign coins for decent prices. Again, he's angry about the reality of the business, but needs to look at himself instead of blaming everything and everyone else.
I for one will add this seller to my "exclude" list when searching coins. What a chooch.
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Dodging Bulls
Always check feedback. Seller seems like a grump, wouldn't have bothered making an offer after seeing a past response which was:
Reply by jeffone (Sep-30-11 04:42):
Buyer is rude, and makes stupid offers, less than my cost
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TC
I would take your business elsewhere. TC
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Learning
Man, that is not good customer service. I believe he is sick of what he considers low offers... and is not willing to accept that it isn't problem free. Possibly with that many items sold, he is just sick of what he considers low offers in the first place. Whenever big sellers have automated systems, it is a good buying tool to start extremely low, and bid up until you reach the threshold. He should expect it.
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Captain Obvious
He could have just placed a bid limit on any offers so they get auto declined.
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World coin enthusiast
 Originally Posted by jjack He could have just placed a bid limit on any offers so they get auto declined. Yes, but then he would not have the miserly pleasure of rubbing it in the buyers face. When people talk this way to others, it usually means that they can't get away with talking like that to their spouse.
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I think I will make an offer on his stuff, just for entertainment value 
I will keep you posted.
Mike
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Perspicacious Numismatist
 Originally Posted by rodeoclown Always check feedback. Seller seems like a grump, wouldn't have bothered making an offer after seeing a past response which was: Well, his feedback is actually very good.
Most of the negs came from two aggrieved parties.
But I do agree he seems like an angry man and not just a crotchety old geezer like yours truly 
I checked his auctions for Canadian coins and pretty much all of them were optimistically graded and listed at over Charlton Catalogue prices for their alleged grade.
It's a shame too because he had a decent New Brunswick 20¢ coin that I wouldn't mind having in my collection but his asking price ($500) is about twice its RETAIL value. After seeing his response to low bids, I decided there are other coins and other sellers and, life being so dang short, I didn't want to deal with him and his "issues".
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 Originally Posted by mikem2000 I think I will make an offer on his stuff, just for entertainment value 
I will keep you posted.
Mike I would offer $70.
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