What is wrong with some people?

EBAY, Yea for the buyer and to bad for the seller. Back in the day you could pay for your purchage anyway you and the seller agreed on but now you need to use PayPal so they can get a 3% cash award to stick in their pocket along with thousands of accounts they can draw interest on each month, (i wish i had thought of PayPal before EBAY did LOL).
 
EBAY, Yea for the buyer and to bad for the seller. Back in the day you could pay for your purchage anyway you and the seller agreed on but now you need to use PayPal so they can get a 3% cash award to stick in their pocket along with thousands of accounts they can draw interest on each month, (i wish i had thought of PayPal before EBAY did LOL).

Paypal is the best business on the internet. Put $1000 into paypal and 160 or so transactions later paypal owns it all.

I think Ebay is not allowed to demand that only paypal be used but they do say that there is no buyer protection if paypal isn't used.

I highly recommend that people sign up with Dwolla, 25cts per transaction only. www.dwolla.com
 
I agree that the person complaining was a little overreactive, but there are a lot of people putting stuff in titles and descriptionsnon ebay that isn't true.

Last week I saw a nice older Joss on ebay. Looked to be a later diamond series, just after the end of the block letter era. However, no actual Joss markings. The sellers was presenting it as a "Bill Stroud era" Joss. Now, I didn't report him, but did question the guy, who got all defensive, trying to tell me "the lettering was worn off, Jane's and Stroud both verified it, blah blab, you can tell it's a Joss look at the points, blab blab."

Well dude, I looked at the points. All dead even, all rounded tips, so definitely not a Stroud era. A nice cue, but the guy was lying, so I removed my bid.

So, try to see it from both sides, although I don't see how what you did was bad.
 
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