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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1816482, member: 37839&quot;]Let me give you an example of what is appropriate to do with eBay and an item you are not pleased with, or discover that the seller didn&#039;t necessarily act in the best of faith:&nbsp; I bought a iPad mini recently, from a &quot;close out&quot; specialist.&nbsp; He had great feedback, but tended to charge too much for shipping.&nbsp; His overall net price was lower than comparable sellers on the item, but the fact that he was shipping ground for the price of priority bothered me (I should have done more diligence, and noticed that his shipping was generally way overpriced, to make additional money). </p><p><br /></p><p>I went ahead with the purchase, but communicated that the item should have shipped more reasonably in cost.&nbsp; He made an adjustment in the overall price, which was a decent accommodation.&nbsp; THIS WAS MY FAULT, as I should have done more diligence.&nbsp; However, I honored the agreement, and will give the seller positive feedback for remedying the situation to a degree.&nbsp; Communicate with the seller, and make arrangements.&nbsp; If the seller refuses to do so, re-sell the item.&nbsp;&nbsp; Same goes for coins, or any collectible.&nbsp; Honor your purchases, even if you made an error in judgement.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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