'The Home Shows' X 'The Away Shows' Merch
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This was such a fun run of shows and merch and posters, yeah a few people are selling things and sometimes that sucks, but there are many more of us that had a killer experience at the shows and meeting people and seeing one of our favorite bands that it cant possible ruin the overall experience.
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MickeyMouse said:Gern Blansten said:MickeyMouse said:Gern Blansten said:MickeyMouse said:Gern Blansten said:mwplum said:I’m sorry, but the regular rules of buying and selling don’t apply here. “The seller charged a premium for their time” are you serious?!!
In this case alone, seller marked up 3 x $35 posters at $95 each, so a profit of $60 per poster. So assuming this person waited 4 hours in line, you’re saying that person should stand to make $180.00 which is $45.00 per hour for waiting in a line? In my experience, the time flies by as I’m enjoying talking to the people around me, and it’s not something someone should be compensated for.
This person could have bought up to 10 posters (2 copies of each poster)! Assuming they got the max, they could either: (a) stand to make 3.3 times that amount, so $135.00+ per hour, or (b) they could have kept 5 free posters and still have pocketed aprox $125 by selling the other 5.
i think the two biggest problems I have with the seller is that: (1) they were so quick to put them up on eBay, before the shows even started; and (2) that they deliberately bought extras to flip, thereby taking away posters from people behind them in line who may also waited a long time in line.
Like someone else said, it’s not like the seller was doing you a favour. Screw them...you should get the refund. It’s not like they’ll lose anything, they’ll still be able to sell them (this time for closer to face value).
If I return them I will send her the $50 check I got from the USPS. That would be fair.
2. Even if she had insured the package for the full amount, USPS would not accept her claim since the damage was done by weather, which falls under “an act of God”. It would take a lot of appeals to even convince them that this was their fault.
3. Don’t send her the $50 check, just take a partial refund of your price minus $50. Getting your full amount and then sending her $50 is just adding an unnecessary step to all of this.
I think ebay is going to pull the money back from her and give it to me...they even sent me a shipping label. That's why I was thinking I should send her the $50 via PayPal
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Gern Blansten said:bootlegger10 said:mwplum said:I’m sorry, but the regular rules of buying and selling don’t apply here. “The seller charged a premium for their time” are you serious?!!
In this case alone, seller marked up 3 x $35 posters at $95 each, so a profit of $60 per poster. So assuming this person waited 4 hours in line, you’re saying that person should stand to make $180.00 which is $45.00 per hour for waiting in a line? In my experience, the time flies by as I’m enjoying talking to the people around me, and it’s not something someone should be compensated for.
This person could have bought up to 10 posters (2 copies of each poster)! Assuming they got the max, they could either: (a) stand to make 3.3 times that amount, so $135.00+ per hour, or (b) they could have kept 5 free posters and still have pocketed aprox $125 by selling the other 5.
i think the two biggest problems I have with the seller is that: (1) they were so quick to put them up on eBay, before the shows even started; and (2) that they deliberately bought extras to flip, thereby taking away posters from people behind them in line who may also waited a long time in line.
Like someone else said, it’s not like the seller was doing you a favour. Screw them...you should get the refund. It’s not like they’ll lose anything, they’ll still be able to sell them (this time for closer to face value).0 -
You’re all good, get your $ back. Any flipper who is selling posters via eBay knows the rules that a seller on eBay lives by or they’d choose a different avenue to sell through. That’s the risk they take- either they make $60 profit or more each poster if the sale goes through or they’re out $35 plus shipping if it gets banged up enroute. Print your label and ship it back, sorry flipper, that’s how it works.I'm like an opening band for your mom.0
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I buy carrots from my local grocery store. I could go buy carrots directly from the organic farm. It's a long drive and I don't have the time. So, I pay the grocery store a higher price. Then when I get to the cashier, I yell at her and accuse her of being a flipper and how dare they mark up the price of the carrots.
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Milestone said:I buy carrots from my local grocery store. I could go buy carrots directly from the organic farm. It's a long drive and I don't have the time. So, I pay the grocery store a higher price. Then when I get to the cashier, I yell at her and accuse her of being a flipper and how dare they mark up the price of the carrots.Remember the Thomas Nine !! (10/02/2018)
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Gern Blansten said:Milestone said:I buy carrots from my local grocery store. I could go buy carrots directly from the organic farm. It's a long drive and I don't have the time. So, I pay the grocery store a higher price. Then when I get to the cashier, I yell at her and accuse her of being a flipper and how dare they mark up the price of the carrots.11-2-2000 Portland. 12-8-2002 Seattle. 4-18-2003 Nashville. 5-30-2003 Vancouver. 10-25-2003 Bridge School. 9-2-2005 Vancouver.
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Milestone said:I buy carrots from my local grocery store. I could go buy carrots directly from the organic farm. It's a long drive and I don't have the time. So, I pay the grocery store a higher price. Then when I get to the cashier, I yell at her and accuse her of being a flipper and how dare they mark up the price of the carrots.
To make the example more fitting: The organic farm is the same distance like the grocery store - The main reason it's faster to go to the grocery store and pay markup is that on the road to the farm you get stuck in heavy traffic which are mostly cars from grocery store cashiers
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Should be able to process the Faile print orders now.0
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Couple people pointed it out here. Just wanna report, you've been heard. Thomas print0
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Shipping confirmation on the Faile print already.0
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crookedcross said:Couple people pointed it out here. Just wanna report, you've been heard. Thomas print
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