Thread: Sellers On eBay

I read the post about the Double Duck with the Henckel blade well theres a sell on the bay with a Henckel listed as a Wade and Butcher with barbers notch. Kind of funny I usually don't do this but the Ebay no is 221771869172 . I wonder what they useally sell on the bay. just did a quick ck. this seller has more razors on the bay. must be a case of mistaken identity.

I sell on the bay myself. Have had to correct numerous sellers who don't pay attention to which photos go with which listing. If they would preview the draft before listing it would not happen. You are not the first to find and will not be the last.

I also occasionally sell on Ebay.

I recently had a guy correct me about a date of manufacture on a DE razor. I thanked him and modified the listing to reflect the new information.

People make mistakes sometimes. I think most sellers appreciate the corrections if they're offered politely. The Grim Reaper guy is a piece of work, though. He was basically looking to hoodwink someone. He'll probably pull that listing eventually and then relist it.

Originally Posted by yohannrjm

I also occasionally sell on Ebay.

I recently had a guy correct me about a date of manufacture on a DE razor. I thanked him and modified the listing to reflect the new information.

People make mistakes sometimes. I think most sellers appreciate the corrections if they're offered politely. The Grim Reaper guy is a piece of work, though. He was basically looking to hoodwink someone. He'll probably pull that listing eventually and then relist it.

On this particular listing I didn't mean the seller was trying to hoodwink anyone just that if it had been listed right he or she might have made more on the item. there are folks that look for certain names and stills of razors and don't ck the others. I also some times sell on the bay. I go over my listing several times. I'm not saying I haven't made mistakes but I hope that the mistakes I've made were not that obvious. name brand and still both wrong. But then again looking at how many post they have WOW. a mistake or two not so bad.

there was a list not that long ago that I had correct the seller twice and in the end bought the item for what I feel was an exceptional price. I think listing errors cost the sellers money most times, and I am referring to honest mistakes. I too think they appreciate corrections. Many of them that I have corrected know nothing about razors. They are just moving volumes of old stuff.