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Posted by guv on 10/21/27 11:34
On Mon, 12 Dec 2005 18:44:19 -0000, "Trust No One®"
<dana.scully@usa.xnet> wrote:
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>guv wrote:
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>>> I noticed earlier today that this guy has robbed my idea lock &
>>> stock, right down to the navy blue verdana font. Most of the blurb
>>> is a straight cut n paste too. I'd not want to be him right now, I
>>> don't know where I'd be
>>>
>>> http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=8242134627
>>>
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>> He's suffered the same fate it would appear!
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>I wonder where this leaves the 6 or so bidders who purchased "chances" at 15
>quid each?
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>Given that the bidders paid instantly, has a contract been formed legally?
>If so can they insist that the seller honour the terms of his/her auction?
>Does Ebay pulling the listing nullify the contract?
I would say it does. The "auction" hadnt finished - and they would
just say its null and void. Strangely, I bought a nokia phone vibrator
motor - went and collected it (it was local) and then a bout 2 weeks
later, I get an email saying the auction was void! God knows why.
Nothing dodgy about it in the slightest!
>The seller may well be sweating a bit if the lottery balls fall the wrong
>way on Wednesday. He/she may have sold an Xbox premium system for 90 quid
>minus PayPal and Ebay fees :)
Nah, if the tickets hadnt sold, is one thing, but not when ebay refuse
to let him sell and have pulled the plug. He just needs to refund the
dosh - and assuming he does, I doubt anyone will moan. Hardly his
fault ebay are a bunch of tossers!
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