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David
 
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping
fees that eBay gets nada on?

Dave
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Frank Arthur
 
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

If you took time to read the ad it the seller corrected the
typo to $5.00


"David" wrote in message
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping fees
that eBay gets nada on?

Dave



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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!


Since many of his other items show $5.00 shipping, I'd be inclined to think
it was a typo *BUT* I'd damn well check before I bid


"David" wrote in message
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http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping fees
that eBay gets nada on?

Dave



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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

David wrote in
:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...emZ4436854860Q
QcategoryZ29526QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping
fees that eBay gets nada on?

Dave


read the rest of the listing.....

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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!


David wrote:
http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping
fees that eBay gets nada on?

Dave


5 million new listings per day, 9,300 eBay employees. Do the math.



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David
 
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

Frank Arthur wrote:

If you took time to read the ad it the seller corrected the
typo to $5.00


"David" wrote in message
. ..

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping fees
that eBay gets nada on?

Dave




I read the description and looked at the plane. I didn't get involved
in reading or viewing anything on the page below the image of the plane.

Dave
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Dhakala wrote:

David wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping
fees that eBay gets nada on?

Dave



5 million new listings per day, 9,300 eBay employees. Do the math.

They have COMPUTERS and the listings are part of a database. You make
it sound like their employees would have to MANUALLY sift through
millions of listings. That's ridiculous!

Dave
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noonenparticular
 
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

David,

Your continued bluster after being told that it was a typo is pointless.

jc

"David" wrote in message
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Dhakala wrote:

David wrote:

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stanley-bull-nos...c mdZViewItem

Are the suits at eBay REALLY that stupid to keep letting money slip
through their fingers by allowing sellers to charge sky high shipping
fees that eBay gets nada on?

Dave



5 million new listings per day, 9,300 eBay employees. Do the math.

They have COMPUTERS and the listings are part of a database. You make it
sound like their employees would have to MANUALLY sift through millions of
listings. That's ridiculous!

Dave



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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!


read the rest of the listing.....


That's exactly right, because the seller didn't actually change the listing of the
shipping aspect, he merely states "shipping is $5" in reply to emailers.

That means still, that the *BUYER* is still obligated to the contract of what
the page says, and the seller can enforce it. I have been lied to twice by sellers
on the bay, but those situations were different.

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Dave Balderstone
 
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

In article , David
wrote:

I read the description and looked at the plane. I didn't get involved
in reading or viewing anything on the page below the image of the plane.


ROFL! You read almost nothing but found it worth posting here about!

You don't live in the Bay Area, do you?

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IN FACT, ANY seller is allowed to change shipping cost if they wish,
so this seller has LIED already!

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Dave Balderstone wrote:

In article , David
wrote:


I read the description and looked at the plane. I didn't get involved
in reading or viewing anything on the page below the image of the plane.



ROFL! You read almost nothing but found it worth posting here about!

You don't live in the Bay Area, do you?

You are easily amused.

You are also rude.

But that comes as no surprise to anyone who's read your other similarly
toned posts to others on a wide range of subjects.

Dave
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Actually, Dave's right on. You're not helping the s/n-ratio here.

"Can't stand the heat ..."

J

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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

Dave Balderstone writes:
In article , David
wrote:

I read the description and looked at the plane. I didn't get involved
in reading or viewing anything on the page below the image of the plane.


ROFL! You read almost nothing but found it worth posting here about!

You don't live in the Bay Area, do you?


Actually, in case you weren't aware, is, indeed,
BAD.

scott

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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

AAvK wrote:
read the rest of the listing.....


That's exactly right, because the seller didn't actually change the listing of the
shipping aspect, he merely states "shipping is $5" in reply to emailers.

That means still, that the *BUYER* is still obligated to the contract of what
the page says, and the seller can enforce it. I have been lied to twice by sellers
on the bay, but those situations were different.


Now this is the most extreme hyperbole... how would be enforce it? By
refusing to sell it to you. That's how. Give you bad feedback if he's
the mean-hearted type.

er
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!


They have COMPUTERS and the listings are part of a database. You make
it sound like their employees would have to MANUALLY sift through
millions of listings. That's ridiculous!

Dave

David, calm down or your brain might cramp up. ;o) Sam

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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

Sam wrote:
They have COMPUTERS and the listings are part of a database. You make
it sound like their employees would have to MANUALLY sift through
millions of listings. That's ridiculous!

Dave


David, calm down or your brain might cramp up. ;o) Sam

This thread is giving me indigestion.

Dave
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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!


Doug Miller wrote:
In article , wrote:
Dave Balderstone writes:
In article , David
wrote:

I read the description and looked at the plane. I didn't get involved
in reading or viewing anything on the page below the image of the plane.

ROFL! You read almost nothing but found it worth posting here about!

You don't live in the Bay Area, do you?


Actually, in case you weren't aware, is, indeed,
BAD.


I don't agree. Headers show different ISP, different OS, different browser.
Text shows different writing style. Why do you think it's the same guy?



I suppose it's just coincidence that david at invalid showed up right
after BAD finally disappeared after a round of nymshifting and
generally ****ting all over the wreck, and that david at invalid just
happens to have had an identical experience with delta and powermatic
bandsaws as BAD and can't pass up an opportunity to tell it, and that
they both live in santa rosa, or wherever it is, and that david at
invalid has a similar short memory and tendency to slip off into
personal attacks....

really, the similarities are too obvious to miss. I think BAD got back
on his meds and got a new computer. david at invalid is a tolerably
good netizen- certainly light years ahead of BAD. I'm willing to take
david at invalid on his own merits, help him with whatever technical
issues I might be able to help him with, appreciate what help he can
give others and so on. and when BAD starts bubbling to the surface I
think it is totally appropriate to warm up the 'ol klown hammuh.

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Default This takes the cake! $500 shipping costs for a Stanley plane!

The AAvK entity posted thusly:


read the rest of the listing.....


That's exactly right, because the seller didn't actually change the listing of the
shipping aspect, he merely states "shipping is $5" in reply to emailers.

That means still, that the *BUYER* is still obligated to the contract of what
the page says, and the seller can enforce it. I have been lied to twice by sellers
on the bay, but those situations were different.


What the page says is that shipping is $5.00. The seller would not
have a hope in hell of 'enforcing' a $500 shipping charge when he
clearly states the corrected shipping charge on the page.



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In article . com, wrote:

Doug Miller wrote:
In article ,

wrote:
Actually, in case you weren't aware, is, indeed,
BAD.


I don't agree. Headers show different ISP, different OS, different browser.
Text shows different writing style. Why do you think it's the same guy?



I suppose it's just coincidence that david at invalid showed up right
after BAD finally disappeared after a round of nymshifting and
generally ****ting all over the wreck,


showed up, as near as I can tell, on or about Sept. 20,
2004. The last post I could find by BAD was in June of the same year. So...
"after," yes, but "right after," no.

and that david at invalid just
happens to have had an identical experience with delta and powermatic
bandsaws as BAD and can't pass up an opportunity to tell it, and that
they both live in santa rosa, or wherever it is,


San Jose. But it's a big place, and I'm sure it has a lot of guys named Dave.

and that david at
invalid has a similar short memory and tendency to slip off into
personal attacks....


I hadn't noticed david at invalid engaging in personal attacks.

really, the similarities are too obvious to miss. I think BAD got back
on his meds and got a new computer. david at invalid is a tolerably
good netizen- certainly light years ahead of BAD. I'm willing to take
david at invalid on his own merits, help him with whatever technical
issues I might be able to help him with, appreciate what help he can
give others and so on. and when BAD starts bubbling to the surface I
think it is totally appropriate to warm up the 'ol klown hammuh.

Main reason I think it's not the same guy is that david at invalid has not
jumped into this thread to tell me how stupid I am. :-)

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