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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;treylxapi47, post: 1721220, member: 41863&quot;]If he wins, then no big deal I just wont sell anymore on ebay. Like i said, I do not rely on ebay for anything but to buy and occasionally sell coins. I am fine just being a buyer if they start playing games like that. It hurts their bottom dollar more than mine in the end. I would personally just find a dealer out there who is reasonable and sell to him, even at a loss to what I can sell on ebay for. If i can sell a coin on ebay for $100 and net $85, i would have no problem selling to Joe Dealer for $70, $75, or $80 just to avoid the hassle from fleabay. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>So why would i lose the dispute if it escalates? The buyer is using the excuse of the description not being right, when it clearly is 100% accurate and in more ways than one. I understand that ebay can just side with him on their whim (and likely to do so) but why do you say that I will lose the dispute? I <u>may</u> lose, but to say I <u>will</u> is awfully confident in their procedures. Im also not saying you are wrong, just curious what you are basing that diagnosis off of? Too many past experiences dealing with the knuckle heads overseeing these issues?</p><p><br /></p><p>Either way I am standing by what is right, no one put a gun to that mans head and made him bid on my coins, he did that all by himself, so he should be held responsible for his actions. If ebay doesnt see it that way, and they continue to side with buyers against me (assuming I continue with ebay, i wont let 1 incident discourage me for now), i will just leave and post these minor online sales elsewhere.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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