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notifying bidders 120-130

posted by  justin on  Wed Apr 6 15:23 CST 2005
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I would be cautious notifying bidders. It is against ebay policies to do so. While you are absolutely justified doing so, they can also suspend your account for it. Stupid, I know, but the same thing happened to Ian, aka iadr a while ago. He got wind that a seller was bidding up their own item to raise the selling price. Ian contacted the other legitimate bidder and warned them to stop. He was out of ebay for months.

SOme of ebay's policies are terrible but they are the biggest game in town and sometimes you just have to deal with it. Or we could start a Brickboard auction site; V-bay.
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