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    Well, you could explain to the seller your confusion with the auction wording, or better yet you could trade even up with some of those corned beef hash backgrounds you have.

    Two sold for $0.45 each the other day.

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    in that context it says its a copy of a signed photo - in other words not real. you still bid. i dont care whether you pay or not, just do the research before you bid, not after when you have second thoughts.

    It never says a copy of a signed photo. It says a genuine copy of a 8 x 10 photograph signed by Tiger Woods. Based on the context, it should be a photograph signed by Tiger Woods.

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    Well, you could explain to the seller your confusion with the auction wording, or better yet you could trade even up with some of those corned beef hash backgrounds you have.


    I agree - the best approach here is to explain your confusion to the seller and see if they will let you negate the transaction. Technically, you bid on an auction and won ... this is a binding contract and you are obligated to pay even if you were mistaken.

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    I agree - the best approach here is to explain your confusion to the seller and see if they will let you negate the transaction. Technically, you bid on an auction and won ... this is a binding contract and you are obligated to pay even if you were mistaken.

    I understand you are obligated to pay, but then how come 40% of winners in my auctions seem to never pay? (I'm not even counting in the corned beef hash backgrounds) Or maybe it's just me who gets these bidders?

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    I understand you are obligated to pay, but then how come 40% of winners in my auctions seem to never pay? (I'm not even counting in the corned beef hash backgrounds) Or maybe it's just me who gets these bidders?


    That's surprising to hear .. I rarely have "NPB's" (non-paying bidder)

    If this happens to you there is a process you can go through to get refunds from ebay for the fees they charge on the auction.

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    That's surprising to hear .. I rarely have "NPB's" (non-paying bidder)

    If this happens to you there is a process you can go through to get refunds from ebay for the fees they charge on the auction.

    Yeah, I do that sometimes. If the buyer messages me with a valid excuse then I'll just cancel it so they don't get a strike. Maybe it is just me.

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    95% of ebay sign photo's or balls are fake..

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    The price should have been a clue also...a real tiger auto is not going to sell for 10 bucks

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    I know that. But I bid on it in advance and there were already a few bids on it....most likely by the sellers other accounts...

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    95% of ebay sign photo's or balls are fake..

    But if you don't know it's fake, is that really a problem?

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