[Colonial Numismatics] Open question Öffentlichkeit Deposited
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--- In colonial-coins@y..., "Gord Nichols" <gnichols@c...> wrote:
> David
> I haven't checked but that "checkout" has confused things.
Used to be both the buyer and seller were responsible to make
contact within 3 business days. As "tokeng" I always send emails
outlining all but also leave instructions for people in a hurry with
the checkout so they can go that route. If they email me through the
checkout asking for instructions I just email them as I would
regularly. I don't know the rules about checkout.
>
> If you ask safeharbour you may converse with an intelligent
person or an automaton. If you get the latter just write back a day
or 2 later. Maybe checkout overides the seller's responsibilty (if
no address is left????) to email the high bidder. If you find out
any non contradictory rules on this please share them. I'm certain
most of us will be very interested.
>
> One thing is for certain though that overides any logical set
of rules. NO MATTER WHAT THE RULES AND WHO BREAKS THEM YOU CAN
ALWAYS GET A NEGATIVE FROM A JERK. So "caveat emptor" remains the #1
rule.
> Best of luck
>
Gord, Thanks for the reply. I will check it out with safeharbor.
David - 2002-04-17
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