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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;nickelman, post: 204816, member: 4633&quot;]Well, I have been a buyer on ebay for a years and recently decided to delve into selling! I saw coins I had selling for $150.00 and my auctions ended at $30 at best. Well, not researching the rules I went ahead and copied someone else&#039;s auction with slight modifications. The other seller contacted me, 4 or 5 emails within a ten minute period threatning to report me to ebay, then asking me to refrain from this in the future, then to try to understand his point, and finally to I&#039;ve reported you. </p><p>&nbsp;I changed all my listing except one that had a bid and sent the other member an apology and asked if he wanted me to pull down the other auction that had a bid but got no reply. Well days later ebay sends out a notice that 3 of my auctions are null and void for description theft (which I admitted to the other member). Now I was totally wrong and fessed up to it and will not do this again, but my problem is the buyers that get the same notice haven&#039;t a clue what is going on. They won the auction, paid for the item and item has been mailed and in some cases recieved. This has happened to me on the buying end as well! My only gripe is ebay should be more open with the buyers as to what transpired. Luckly my buyers paid via PayPal and I had email addresses to contact them and let them know what happened and apologize to them as well. </p><p>&nbsp;I realize there are a lot of dishonnest people doing this purposely but there are others like myself that were just ignorant and when enlightned will not let it happen again.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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