HD650 $185.99 ON EBAY!!! NIB!!!

May 10, 2006 at 4:36 AM Post #6 of 73
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Originally Posted by yellafella321
still, if anyone hits buy it now he'll have to honor it yea?


no, because then he'll claim mismarked price which is quite obvious and refund you
 
May 10, 2006 at 4:38 AM Post #8 of 73
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Originally Posted by zyxwvutsr
does he? if he refuses to sell afterword, it would only mean one negative feedback, right?


well, then you'd be a total ******* and probably an unpleasant person in real life as well if you were to give/threaten negative feedback

(not you, just in general
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May 10, 2006 at 4:50 AM Post #10 of 73
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Originally Posted by nabwong
wow...that was fast...sold out... let's see if he'll honor the price. Thanks for the tip.


he had 9 in stock or so, so that would mean a loss of ~$900. he'd be an idiot to honor that, better refund the money. I think the buyers would understand. prob, only a greedy and spiteful buyer would leave -'ve feedback.
 
May 10, 2006 at 4:51 AM Post #11 of 73
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Originally Posted by zyxwvutsr
does he? if he refuses to sell afterword, it would only mean one negative feedback, right?


You mean "10" negative feedbacks? Against his current 37 positives, that wouldn't be good.

Thanks for the tip, btw. We'll see if it pans out, mistake or not.
 
May 10, 2006 at 5:23 AM Post #14 of 73
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Originally Posted by [AK]Zip
If he doesn't honor it don't give him a hard time... Everyone makes mistakes...

-Alex-



I'm going to disagree. This is why the final review page exists when you list an auction on eBay. If you let a mistake get through that far, the feedback is what's coming to you. If Best Buy made the same mistake, you'd hound them to honor the price no matter what - why are you going to treat an eBay seller any differently? Business transactions are business transactions, no matter the scale of the person on the other end.
 
May 10, 2006 at 5:26 AM Post #15 of 73
Nice.

Remind me never to do a deal with you. Anyone who expects a NIB HD650 at $185 is just taking advantage of the seller's error.

Incidentally, as a lawyer, I can tell you in most (all?) states, contract law will not enforce the $185 price. There's a reason for that.

Best,

-Jason
 

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