they also need to find a way to keep sellers from backing out of auctions when the end price is not to the satisfaction of the seller or from selling something that is not yet completed. An auction is an auction and the seller should understand that and be ready to ship at the conclusion of the auction - no exceptions.
I have had a seller back out for not liking the end price in the past and I have had a seller that was unable to ship the item due to it not even being completed 3 months after I paid.
I have had a seller back out for not liking the end price in the past and I have had a seller that was unable to ship the item due to it not even being completed 3 months after I paid.
Really? That is allowed? Why not place a reserve next time ...wouldnt that be the right way to do things? I would be extremely pissed off if any of that was pulled on me.
scarce.city does "no reserve" auctions and are for 48 hours only. unless its at the btc conference and they extend it :/
Its probably something they SHOULD do. If people are able to pull this off, what the point of me trying to buy anything when I know deep down inside the deal can be cancelled? How about the seller placing a deposit that would not be returned if the deal falls thru.
