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What's the deal? Did they figure out that when it's you wanting to buy something that they better check out their merchandise? That's jacked up @#%$!!! Happens to me with some of the garage sale resellers here that I have made the mistake of giving my ebay handle to. Now I won't bother going to some of their sales, they won't sell me anything unless they have checked it out inside and out and up and down.
 
The cashier told me they never sell legos that cheap. The real issue was with the box having a yellow K-mart tag with $90.00 on it partially blacked out. I should have looked closer and pulled that K-Mart tag off. Oh well, maybe it will be back on the shelves tomorrow. HH
 
What's the deal? Did they figure out that when it's you wanting to buy something that they better check out their merchandise? That's jacked up @#%$!!! Happens to me with some of the garage sale resellers here that I have made the mistake of giving my ebay handle to. Now I won't bother going to some of their sales, they won't sell me anything unless they have checked it out inside and out and up and down.

I have been in similar situations at estate sales. I find something that I am pretty sure was under priced or possibly missed if it was a digging sale. My best strategy is to find a bunch more crap to buy and when the cashier picks up the item that is when I ask a question to distract them.

I learned that lesson the hard way. I dug out an old small cannon in the original box. And like a ******* I went up and asked how much with no other items. Her response was oh I don't think I ever saw that and she got on her laptop and looked it up on ebay. She was nice she only wanted $25 off retail.

So now I will grab a lot of small items or other stuff to camouflage the real valuable item and generally ask how much for everything. A man's got to earn a living.
 
I have been in similar situations at estate sales. I find something that I am pretty sure was under priced or possibly missed if it was a digging sale. My best strategy is to find a bunch more crap to buy and when the cashier picks up the item that is when I ask a question to distract them.

I learned that lesson the hard way. I dug out an old small cannon in the original box. And like a ******* I went up and asked how much with no other items. Her response was oh I don't think I ever saw that and she got on her laptop and looked it up on ebay. She was nice she only wanted $25 off retail.

So now I will grab a lot of small items or other stuff to camouflage the real valuable item and generally ask how much for everything. A man's got to earn a living.
Yep. that is exactly how I do it also, I too have been in that same situation. Goodluck!
 
What's the deal? Did they figure out that when it's you wanting to buy something that they better check out their merchandise? That's jacked up @#%$!!! Happens to me with some of the garage sale resellers here that I have made the mistake of giving my ebay handle to. Now I won't bother going to some of their sales, they won't sell me anything unless they have checked it out inside and out and up and down.

Sounds like to me you created your own issues! Why give your eBay ID out to these people or anyone who doesn't buy or want to buy from you? That is cutting you're own throat! I never ever tell the people I buy from what I think an item is worth nor what I think or know I can sell it for nor do I give anyone the means to check & see that info on my eBay account on their own!My eBay ID is NONEYA if anyone I buy from asks me! I do seriously say that & act very serious!
 
I did create my own problem, can't argue with that at all. It goes back to when I first started selling and didn't think about what I was doing to myself, just being a little too friendly.

I learned my lesson some time back and the mistakes occasionally still come back to bite and it bites.:BangHead:
 
I did create my own problem, can't argue with that at all. It goes back to when I first started selling and didn't think about what I was doing to myself, just being a little too friendly.

I learned my lesson some time back and the mistakes occasionally still come back to bite and it bites.:BangHead:

I feel ya! At least you know now! Live and learn! Just find some new sources & it will all be good! :icon_thumleft:
 

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