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  • Spider7115
    It's up to the seller whether or not he wants you to know his home address but there's no such "eBay rule". He's just trying to increase his profit by getting shipping charges since eBay doesn't charge any fee on those. He's not dumb - he's just greedy.
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  • jwb267
    i would tell them to put it where the sun dont shine[}:)][}:)]
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  • dheffley
    quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
    It's up to the seller whether or not he wants you to know his home address but there's no such "eBay rule". He's just trying to increase his profit by getting shipping charges since eBay doesn't charge any fee on those. He's not dumb - he's just greedy.


    I'm not sure they can read english.
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  • CS8161
    He is just padding the bill with inflated shipping costs...typical FleaBay thief.
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  • gmayes
    I bought an item on ebay a few weeks ago from someone in my same town,and i asked if i could just pick it up and the answer was sure no problem. I won the bid and the guy called me and gave me directions to his house .Very friendly seller
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  • slipgate
    I agree that guy is an idiot.

    Also I thought that Ebay "rules" were you could not charge more than actual shipping costs. So if he allowed you to pick it up, there would be no shipping costs.

    But I would probably not give anyone my address though if I were a seller on ebay. I would mail it.
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  • p3skyking
    Many, if not most, of the sellers on eBay have very little retail experience. Most have very little deductive reasoning.[:(]
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  • Henry0Reilly
    I had a guy in the next county refuse to let me pick up a purchase. His postage cost was $7 less than what he charged me for shipping.....
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  • JamesRK
    quote:Originally posted by Spider7115
    He's not dumb - he's just greedy.[/b]

    You're probably right, but you'd be surprised how many people really are that dumb ? ? and dumber.
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  • lpaalp
    Many sellers cite a charge for "shipping and handling", as do many other retail businesses.

    The "handling" piece should be contained in business operating costs; its just a way to make more on the sale, or sell at a lower price without reducing profit.
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  • zipperzap
    I used to sell for the nation's #1 ephemera picker - and many, many times would meet a local for coffee and the exchange. That guy's a loser.
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