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Re: How redicoulous can Ebay Get?

Subject: Re: How redicoulous can Ebay Get?
From: sheercon@earthlink.net
Date: 1999/06/21
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Organization: EarthLink Network, Inc.
References: <19990621163414.20355.00002359@ng-fu1.aol.com> <19990621170355.07646.00002352@ng-ck1.aol.com>

TEXAS II - AppleWorks wrote:

>
> interesting to hear his/her story. Yesterday I saw my college yearbook go for a
> very high price because a future NBA player was in our class. I'm tempted to
> contact the second high bidder, too.

For someone who has been on Ebay for so long I would have thought you knew that
contacting the 2nd high bidder of an item is expressly against Ebay's rules
(unsolicited email) In fact, to do so with the intent to sell an item and
circumvent Ebay auction fee's could get you suspended.

Tsk tsk!

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