westcoaster

Oh, so you're one of those weirdos that believes the customer is always right? With that kind of intelligence, I'm sure your label will FAIL quickly!

Ask the guy who listed the items. How the heck would I know? Same thing goes for the buyer though, doesn't it? Why on earth try to save 20c? How cheap is that?

Gratuitous Sax?

I agree. However when the buyer emails them to whine about an offer not being accepted, they are opening themselves up to getting blasted right back.

Sorry, you may be looking for some gay fun but I'm not your man. Maybe koogles is who you should be talking to? I'm not gBayemporium either, but I've done biz with him before.

From the seller's perspective, I'm sure they get sick and tired of A: cheapskates making cheap ass offers, like for 80% off, and B: buyers whining when they don't accept an offer. It goes both ways, kind of like koogles!

Well, wasn't he just responding to you crying that he didn't accept your offers? Or did he email you out of the blue? To me, if someone whines about not having an offer accepted they're open game. Man up, spend the extra 20c or just be quiet about it.

Sounds like he's a real Dingle Berry.

This is the dead giveaway that you're dealing with bootlegs or knock offs.. "All my cd´s and Lp´s are from my Collection and are original or Privatpressing" "private pressing" = trash

Every time someone comes back, just report them as a previously suspended user through eBay's help pages. Assuming you have the old ID's, which I'm thinking you do. eBay tracks cookie and IP info, so they end up getting suspended very quickly.

I think that just because there is a best offer option, it doesn't mean you have to use it. Seems that you could have spent the extra 20c and not been such a baby about it.

I've dealt with this guy tons of times and never had a problem. I'm thinking you shouldn't be so cheap next time. Why would you even ask for a 20c discount anyways?