eBay Watched Item Ending Soon Public Deposited
VOCE POPULI 1760 - NELSON 7 R 7 /4-12 SPECIMENS EXTANT/ (230131396940)
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From: "Byron Weston" <bkweston@verizon.net>
Subject: Re: [Colonial Numismatics] FW: eBay Watched Item Ending Soon: VOCE POPULI 1760 - NELSON 7 R 7 /4-12 SPECIMENS EXTANT/ (230131396940)
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--- In colonial-coins@yahoogroups.com, "Freidus, Daniel" <freidus@...>=20
wrote:
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> My experience has been that if an email from "ebay" says "dear=20
member" or somethign like that, it's usually fake. I have not gotten=20
one purporting to be from ebay that included my real name that I have=20
ever found to be fake.
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> Here's what I think happened. Ebay sent the message (maybe they do=20
that for watched items over a certain price) but before you looked the=20
seller lowered the opening bid.
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> Dan
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That could have been what happened with the first listing, and again=20
with the current listing; the seller keeps changing things...?!
I'm not sure the message, supposedly from eBay, was legit though.=20
Seller's tend to lower prices, not raise them - unless they're complete=20
idiots, which this seller could very well be! So, I don't know!?!
Byron - 2007-05-28
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