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false tropics
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ebay etiquette

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anyone ever have a sale canceled on them because seller didn't think the item sold for enough? happened to me yesterday on an asr x pro that went for 212 bucks, which given the nice shape of the unit was probably too good to be true.

i wish people could just decide what they want for the thing and then make that the opening bid.

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yeah happened to me with a sp 606 3 times in a row, still trying to find one
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That happened to me.

I've also seen people go 'no reserve' on an item light as a feather and their reserve is hidden in the 100$ shipping cost and we're only 3 miles away, etc.

Anytime there's a rule and guideline for this stuff, there's always people who don't understand, don't care or just want to see what they can get away with, so that makes 3 times as many types of people who don't follow etiquette vs. the 1 type of person who does....
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Happened to me when I stumbled on a 202 for $50.
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