[AT] Impulse bidding on eBay Now Grader wrench

[Danny Tabor]

Wayne,
    I've gotten emails along the same line. When I do
I then check to see if the same message is in my EBay
message folder. If not then I know it is a scam that
the seller doesn't know about. I report it to both the
seller and EBay.
       If it is in my message folder I interrogate the
seller and if my questions are answered satisfactorily
then I will very warily pursue it. However generally
if I don't win it, especially a non-reserved item, the
first time around I'll just let it go. No sense in
taking a chance at getting burned. So far all my EBay
dealings have been good and left no permanent marks.
     Danny Tabor

--- "Snelling, Wayne K"
<wsnelling at southplainscollege.edu> wrote:

> Just curious if anyone has had this happen on e-bay
> I was interested in a wrench for my old slant wheel
> grader and I made a
> bid on one. It went a few bids higher but when the
> bidding was over I
> got a message saying one more was available at my
> bid. Sounds like the
> seller was trying to find a price, jack it up, and
> see if it would bring
> more. Or am I over=reacting? I have not responded to
> the "second chance"
> offer. Would like to have the wrench for the grader
> but, not as this
> appears. I think I'll email back about a third less
> and see what happens
> as it is offered to me like a "buy it now"
> 
> Wayne Snelling
> Assistant Professor
> Computer Information Systems
> South Plains College
> Lubbock, TX 
> 806-747-0576  ex 4692
> 806-292-8412 cell
>  
> 
> 
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