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HEY RIMSPOKE, GOT ANYMORE $26.50 DOOR GASKETS TO SELL ME?

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I think i UNDERPAID, they areworth more and i want you to have the true market value.... check is in the mail.... lol: well at least you gettin some advertising, but then again- you dont need it: there is only 1 RIMSPOKE: your auctions are fair and your SS items are very useful. Sorry the bidders got in a war and drove your item over the dealer price. But there is always that 600 dollar Dinan badge to consider....

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More power. This is America. This is eBay. This is

the name of the game. I know how much to pay for

them (and the buyer shoulda done more

homework.)

Oh, wait a minute, the buyer isn't even bitching.

WHO FUCKING CARES?

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Stop blaming Rimspoke and ebay.

Why doesn't someone contact the BUYER, and say something like, "Hey, Dude (or Dudette), I saw that you just purchased some BMW 2002 parts from an ebay auction. We have this great group of enthusiasts on the FAQ. We have lots of expertise, how-to articles, archives, and a search engine.

Why come come and join us?

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If they are willing to pay that amount for the parts, then why not sell them?? I too have sold things on Ebay and lost money, but also made money on others. It all sort of balances out in the end. If these buyers are too lazy to look for a cheaper source, then it's their own fault.

BTW, David- I don't quite understand what you mean when you say you can't have a buy it now price without a reserve...that is NOT the case. You can start your items at 0.01 with no reserve and still have a buy it now price- try it sometime!

Bret.

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I used to think that you guys had skinned knuckles from hard work, now I know it's 'cuz they've been draggin' on the ground...

*sigh*

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