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One says my prices are too high, another says theyâre too low! I guess you just canât win these days. This guy clearly knows my margins, cash flow goals and sales program better than me, maybe I should be grateful. I guess itâs just total coincidence he has recently listed a lot of the same cards as me but at higher prices 
What should I reply?
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âGlad you like my cheap prices, feel free to buy themâ
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I think itâs nice that heâs trying to be helpful but when people tell me pricing is too high or to low I just think to myself please go buy elsewhere if youâre not happy. It could also be that he has more of these in the psa pipeline and has a vested interest in last sold price.
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Yeah if I have to get unsolicited messages about my sales practices Iâd much rather receive ones like this than the last one. Itâs just still the whole âyouâre doing it wrong hereâs my opinion out of nowhereâ that gets me
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Hey mate, thanks for looking out but I am happy with my prices. If you want I can notify you when they sell so you can adjust your prices accordingly.
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Bingo! Wants to keep his cards prices propped up
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Happy to work with you on pricing. Iâll raise them all if you buy them all itâs a win win.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/266176048665
Itâs back today, folks. Looks like it was originally shilled and/or not paid for.
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Never underestimate Registry Collector Syndrome
Yeah I really donât agree with this. If someone is strapped for cash, then they shouldnât bid/make promises they cannot pay, we shouldnât suffer at the hands of their financial mismanagement. And as a seller too you could be strapped for cash, and relying on the idea that when your auction ends you get the money because you want to sell it, hence why you mightâve done an auction.
Overbidding & buyerâs remorse are still their responsibility. I never bid more than I intended to I always set myself a max bid ahead of time, and I donât go for an item unless I know I want it, and I know I could always resell it myself and hold most of the value so I have no reason to feel remorse.
Returns are easy in stores as they should be, but you donât get to return things on auctions IRL either. You enter a contract to purchase the item at a certain price from that person when the bidding concludes with you as winner, and because of the nature of auctions returns make much less sense. We as sellers are not responsible for other peoplesâ mistakes and mismanagement of funds/discipline and donât have to suffer at the hands of it. I also donât see how online auctions are akin to gambling at all, you know what youâre getting if you win, you can decide how much you valuate it at, etc. Theyâre costing you money because of easily preventable actions and choices.
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They just paid. No message response.
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They must have been able to earn that lost dollar
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Lol wrong thread
Hello! Today I had a buyer with an address over 40 characters, is there any other way to do it which isnât adding it on the âcompanyâ field? Thank you 
Just do the Japanese seller way
âBuy from another seller at that priceâ
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That story replays in my mind every single time 
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So here is a perfect example of why I donât feel bad for customers who want to cancel items they won on auction.
Last week, someone made an offer a PSA 10 Reviving Legends Houndoom card I had listed. I countered, and they accepted. Later that day, they ask, âWill I get this in a few days?â And I tell them yes, I ship next business day.
Well, four days go by without them paying, and last night on the fourth day, they bid on a PSA 8 Team Magma vs. Team Aqua Houndoom auction and win it. They message me after the auction saying, âI didnât bid on this. I have this in a 10. Please cancel.â They then proceed to message me for the PSA 10 card they had not yet paid for saying, âThere is something wrong with my account. Please cancel.â
So they did this for TWO items in a span of four days.
Never feel bad for these types of people.
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Brutal
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Iâm guessing youâre in the US? In the UK we are told by ebay that most sellers accept returns so we donât get much compared to you guys of customers doing stuff.
In fact most purchases online are protected by law that you can return without having to give a reason at all. Its long winded but happy to post for those that want to browse.