Peter Posted February 16, 2014 Posted February 16, 2014 I've emailed them saying it Is a 1825 1/- in poor condition worth BV. Quote
azda Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 Just noticed that when selling an item for say 8.99 on fleabay that instead of it costing you the obligatory 89p (10%) they are now charding 90p, so in effect, rounding up. Quote
Garrett Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 Was doing some research on my new 1918 florin.http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/GB-1921-Florin-Two-Shillings-EF-/161227241126I think mine is much better than EF !!!!! :P Quote
Peckris Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 Was doing some research on my new 1918 florin.http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/GB-1921-Florin-Two-Shillings-EF-/161227241126I think mine is much better than EF !!!!! :P No way can that be described as F ! The reverse ... maybe ... but the obverse is Fair only. Quote
Garrett Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 lol - the description has been changed.It read 'EF' eight hours ago ! Quote
declanwmagee Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 lol - the description has been changed.It read 'EF' eight hours ago ! Somebody watching us, watching them, then... Quote
Peter Posted February 17, 2014 Posted February 17, 2014 The 1 in a million has been revised also. I did ask a question. Quote
azda Posted February 20, 2014 Posted February 20, 2014 Sooooooooooooo, finally ebay does something for a seller. Had a very difficult buyer recently. I had an incoming email from him about a coin on BIN. He asked how much (as they do) i just told him to use the best offer button and i'll either accept or decilne. So in Comes an offer which i duly accepted then he Comes in with another offer which i then countered. I had already given him a 60 Pounds Discount on the first and so he wants 150 off the 2nd. I countered him at just 10 Pounds less than the Price i was asking for.In Comes another email saying that he bought the first coin so that he could also get the 2nd for the Price he's offered and he hoped we could find a way Forward, i duly declined his offer with a short note saying i could'nt find a way Forward at his Price. So on we go with the bitching which i duly replied. He then decides not to pay, so i sent a payment reminder through ebay after 4 days of non payment. He duly pays as soon as he got the reminder but then sends me an email saying "i'll be bouncing this straight back to you"I phoned ebay asking them to look into the email and the buyer and they tell me "we'll back you 100%" With a smile on my face i then go back to the buyer and thank him for his email and he should do what he feels right. Anyway he recieves the coin on the 2nd Feb and leaves the obligatory negative saying i don't pander to ebay buyers and i'm a bad seller etc etc etc.He then opens a case as item "not as described" and after the 8 obilgatory days of me not complying to his demands he asks ebay to decide the case. After several days i get an email from an ebay rep saying that they've asked him for Pictures of the coin and his description of why he believes the coin was'nt as graded (which was the same grade as the lockdales grrade)Today i receive an email saying he's LOST; YES HE LOST his case. Today i feel vindicated and finally ebay does something for an ebay seller, had i lost, i would have just auctioned the whole lot and finished with it for good. Quote
Rob Posted February 20, 2014 Posted February 20, 2014 (edited) wow. I thought siding with sellers was against eBay policy? Or have they had a change of heart? Edited February 20, 2014 by Rob Quote
Coinery Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 You just know what the description's going to read for this one 111286725040 Quote
azda Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 You just know what the description's going to read for this one 111286725040Ended Quote
Peckris Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 You just know what the description's going to read for this one 111286725040EndedWhat has? There's no link Quote
declanwmagee Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 can you not Copy and Paste, Peck? Quote
Gary1000 Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 By the look of the 20p's he's selling he is being honest about not knowing anything about coins. Quote
Rob Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 By the look of the 20p's he's selling he is being honest about not knowing anything about coins.If he only has 3 20p pieces without a date on the tails side, he can't have done much shopping in the last 5 years. Quote
Peckris Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 can you not Copy and Paste, Peck?LinkClick on link, get taken by browser directly to webpage. key Command-[ when done, to go back.No linkmove mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Command-C to copy key Command-T to open new tab in browser click eBay button in browser's bookmark bar sign in to 'My eBay' (which is where the button takes me) click in eBay Search field, then key Command-V to paste eBay item number click Search key Command-[ 2 or 3 times when done, to go back. Quote
Coinery Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 can you not Copy and Paste, Peck? Link Click on link, get taken by browser directly to webpage.key Command-[ when done, to go back.No link move mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Command-C to copykey Command-T to open new tab in browserclick eBay button in browser's bookmark barsign in to 'My eBay' (which is where the button takes me)click in eBay Search field, then key Command-V to paste eBay item number click Searchkey Command-[ 2 or 3 times when done, to go back.You could just paste it directly into the eBay home page, you don't have to sign in.It's a real pain for iPhone uses, as eBay will not let you take a link! It's possible to add links for just about every other webpage you come across, just not the eBay pages for some reason!Really sorry about that, Peck, it does rely on others kindly adding the link, which I myself always do for others if I'm on a PC and have viewed the eBay item in question! It's a nightmare, don't be cross with us poor smartphone users! I still want to join in! Quote
Paulus Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 (edited) This was the one Peck:link Edited February 24, 2014 by Paulus Quote
declanwmagee Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 Sorry Peck! I always have an eBay tab open anyway, so I kind of assumed everyone works like me. Not the case, of course.For me it would be:1. move mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Ctrl-C to copy2. switch to ebay tab that is already there3. click in eBay Search field, then key Ctrl-V to paste eBay item number and hit Enter Quote
Peckris Posted February 24, 2014 Posted February 24, 2014 LinkClick on link, get taken by browser directly to webpage.key Command-[ when done, to go back.No linkmove mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Command-C to copykey Command-T to open new tab in browserclick eBay button in browser's bookmark barsign in to 'My eBay' (which is where the button takes me)click in eBay Search field, then key Command-V to paste eBay item number click Searchkey Command-[ 2 or 3 times when done, to go back.You could just paste it directly into the eBay home page, you don't have to sign in.It's a real pain for iPhone uses, as eBay will not let you take a link! It's possible to add links for just about every other webpage you come across, just not the eBay pages for some reason!Really sorry about that, Peck, it does rely on others kindly adding the link, which I myself always do for others if I'm on a PC and have viewed the eBay item in question! It's a nightmare, don't be cross with us poor smartphone users! I still want to join in! Then I'd have to have the steps : 3. type 'eBay.co.uk' into Google4. click the eBay page in the list of Google links on page 1 You see, my bookmark, unsurprisingly, takes me to MY eBay where I have to sign in - if I didn't want to go to my eBay, I'd have to search for eBay in Google. Makes sense, right?This was the one Peck:linkThanks Paulus. Sorry Peck! I always have an eBay tab open anyway, so I kind of assumed everyone works like me. Not the case, of course.For me it would be:1. move mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Ctrl-C to copy2. switch to ebay tab that is already there3. click in eBay Search field, then key Ctrl-V to paste eBay item number and hit EnterI don't a have a permanent tab open for eBay (it would just add to Safari's bloat, along with iPlayer, TV Guide, two other forums, Facebook - I try to keep the number of open tabs to the minimum possible, but I still have to quit Safari and relaunch sometimes when my RAM is nearly all used up.) I rarely go to eBay except for what you guys post in this forum, or the once-in-a-blue-moon that I buy some household item. Quote
declanwmagee Posted February 25, 2014 Posted February 25, 2014 My Desktop is always ridiculously busy....just now:2 Explorer windows : coin photos folder and coin literature folderChrome with 11 open tabs:- BBC Weather (so I can see if I can skive gardening this morning)- Gmail inbox- Twitter- My website's backoffice- Predecimal unread posts- This conversation- the interesting JNCoins 1860 penny conversation- thesaleroom.com- PayPal- eBay- and I'm keeping an eye on Kharkov in the Ukraine, because I'm not entirely one-dimensional!2 Excel spreadsheetsFirefox with 4 open tabs- my snipe engine- my Watch List- Ending Soonest- Tony Clayton(if you use two browsers, eBay doesn't notice that you're signed in as two IDs on the same computer, so I can be a seller on Chrome, and be logged in under my buying ID in FireFox)2 test files in Notepad- eBay blacklist- some HTML I'm working onTurbo ListerAdobe Reader with Bramah in it.and that's a fairly quiet start to the morning! Quote
Gary1000 Posted February 25, 2014 Posted February 25, 2014 LinkClick on link, get taken by browser directly to webpage.key Command-[ when done, to go back.No linkmove mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Command-C to copykey Command-T to open new tab in browserclick eBay button in browser's bookmark barsign in to 'My eBay' (which is where the button takes me)click in eBay Search field, then key Command-V to paste eBay item number click Searchkey Command-[ 2 or 3 times when done, to go back.You could just paste it directly into the eBay home page, you don't have to sign in.It's a real pain for iPhone uses, as eBay will not let you take a link! It's possible to add links for just about every other webpage you come across, just not the eBay pages for some reason!Really sorry about that, Peck, it does rely on others kindly adding the link, which I myself always do for others if I'm on a PC and have viewed the eBay item in question! It's a nightmare, don't be cross with us poor smartphone users! I still want to join in! Then I'd have to have the steps : 3. type 'eBay.co.uk' into Google4. click the eBay page in the list of Google links on page 1 You see, my bookmark, unsurprisingly, takes me to MY eBay where I have to sign in - if I didn't want to go to my eBay, I'd have to search for eBay in Google. Makes sense, right?This was the one Peck:linkThanks Paulus. Sorry Peck! I always have an eBay tab open anyway, so I kind of assumed everyone works like me. Not the case, of course.For me it would be:1. move mouse to beginning of eBay item number, drag through to end and then click Ctrl-C to copy2. switch to ebay tab that is already there3. click in eBay Search field, then key Ctrl-V to paste eBay item number and hit EnterI don't a have a permanent tab open for eBay (it would just add to Safari's bloat, along with iPlayer, TV Guide, two other forums, Facebook - I try to keep the number of open tabs to the minimum possible, but I still have to quit Safari and relaunch sometimes when my RAM is nearly all used up.) I rarely go to eBay except for what you guys post in this forum, or the once-in-a-blue-moon that I buy some household item.Just add ebay as a favourite then launch and paste the id number into the search at the top. Simples. Quote
Peckris Posted February 25, 2014 Posted February 25, 2014 Just add ebay as a favourite then launch and paste the id number into the search at the top. Simples.But I already HAVE eBay as a bookmark! As I said, it takes me to My eBay - the sign in page. As my bookmarks bar is full, with Pinterest, my blog, Library Thing, MacWorld, Audible, another forum, a writers' social network, iPlayer, Artwiculate, another forum, TV guide, Twitter, Facebook, here, a Writers' forum, Apple, Google Maps, YouTube, Wikipedia, another forum... why would I want TWO eBay bookmarks and where would I fit them???????? Quote
Gary D Posted February 25, 2014 Posted February 25, 2014 Just add ebay as a favourite then launch and paste the id number into the search at the top. Simples.But I already HAVE eBay as a bookmark! As I said, it takes me to My eBay - the sign in page. As my bookmarks bar is full, with Pinterest, my blog, Library Thing, MacWorld, Audible, another forum, a writers' social network, iPlayer, Artwiculate, another forum, TV guide, Twitter, Facebook, here, a Writers' forum, Apple, Google Maps, YouTube, Wikipedia, another forum... why would I want TWO eBay bookmarks and where would I fit them????????My bookmark takes me straight to Coins British. The search bar is then at the top of the page and if i want to sign in I hit hit sign in at the top left. Quote
scott Posted February 27, 2014 Posted February 27, 2014 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/321328039694?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649not anything bad, just a very funny sale price. Quote
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