I've had this happen to me twice now. There's no other way around it than saying that the guy who sold it to you is violating eBay rules and the (new) seller is a prick.
This is completely wrong. The price
@abrod520 bought it at is irrelevant and does in no way influence whether or not this was an underhand action. What if the initial price had been at "market"? Or even high? It doesn't matter. The rules clearly say that the sale is a binding contract and that you are not allowed to make deals outside of eBay on items... The last item I was cheated out of was actually bought at a, what I thought to be, relatively high price; I most certainly didn't want to pay more for it. Sadly, the watch stopped working as he picked it up for shipping, but it is at his watchmaker now
Anyone who knows the ID of the prick - feel free to PM me as I am curious to see who I should avoid dealing with.
Also - anyone know how to report this to eBay? When I looked into it the first time it happened, I couldn't find the right form.
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