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wezjax
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20th Jun 04 at 12:39   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Having won an auction last week i decided to look at the bid history and noticed that a user had bid on two different days of the auction and retracted the bid on both occassions leaving the same lame excuse.

During the time of the auction i 'asked the seller a question' so therefore had his e-mail address. The username that had retracted bids twice was the sellers hotmail username.

Because of both these retracted bids my bid was upped by £20 due to ebay bidding on my behalf.

I've contacted the seller since and told him i know what he's upto and unless he disregards his own two dodgy bids then i'm not paying but he's having non of it.

how do i contact ebay to report this??
any other ideas??
Drew
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20th Jun 04 at 12:41   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
slimy git - but - i would assume when he retracts the bid, it would take ur totally bid back down to what it was before??
nickyboy01
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20th Jun 04 at 12:42   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Not much you can do, you won the auction and are legally binded to pay for it.
wezjax
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nah, wasn't the case. my winning bid was nearly £25 higher than the next standing bid.
nickyboy01
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quote:
Originally posted by Drew
slimy git - but - i would assume when he retracts the bid, it would take ur totally bid back down to what it was before??


Yes it does
wezjax
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20th Jun 04 at 12:43   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
quote:
Originally posted by nickyboy01
Not much you can do, you won the auction and are legally binded to pay for it.


yes i won the auction but how many auctions have you bidded in/ seen where you can bid for own goods.
sigibbons
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i think this is happening alot on ebay, its just an easy way for sellers to get more money for there items.

 
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