TjLaZer wrote:
It's fine to have a reserve on what you wish to accept for it. But to state that is just crap. I guess he wants to force someone to buy it than to think of it being throw away? I don't get it.
*shrug* It's genetics. Personal observation of people over the last 40 years has me convinced that there is 2 diametrically opposed gene pools. Most of us are decended from stock that climbed gingerly out of the trees. Our friend above appears to have decended from those who fell out.
While we're bagging EBay, one of the things that amuses me is the way some people bid. For arguements sake, item "X" is worth roughly $300 and has a starting bid of $10. 7 days out from the end of the auction you'll see people bidding a dollar at a time for something that's obviously going to go for alot more than 20 dollars. When it gets too expensive, (at around $40, for example), they stop bidding. Are these people really under the illusion that they'll end up winning said item for the price of the postage? I submit that this type of bidder is also part of the "fell out of the tree and hit my head" gene pool.
Rant off.
*steps off soapbox*
