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CRAZY K
21-12-2007, 06:22 PM
Looking to bid on some Country and Western CDs in USA.
Theres a load for sale at a good price but im a bit concerned because--
1. There is this wording on the ad--DJ WU and other mix DJ'S CDs are provided to you courtesy of the record companies and managers for promotional use only NOT FOR SALE. DJ WU is friendly with the marketing guru's at all the majors RECORD LABELS. DJ Wu CD'S are given away for free in Nashville. Any fees collected are for the sales of The Service, Shipping and Handling.
2.Seller hasnt answered my questions whether there are any legal angles and if they are in good condition and originals---not live recordings AND WHAT THE POSTAGE WILL COST TO UK.
He has confirmed though he will take my credit card --thanks a bunch eh?
They appear to be flogging off free promo CDS from Nashville.
I also noticed that there had been a bid on these CDs--suddenly theres no bid--how does that work--can you withdraw a bid?
Any comments--
THANKS
CRAZY K
DJWilson
21-12-2007, 06:41 PM
if you bidded you have to contact the seller and say why you are cancelling your bid and if the seller accepts then no action will be taken
CRAZY K
21-12-2007, 06:52 PM
if you bidded you have to contact the seller and say why you are cancelling your bid and if the seller accepts then no action will be taken
ok thanks
CRAZY K
DJWilson
21-12-2007, 06:53 PM
no problem, if the seller dont accept you may need to pay for the CD's if you win the bidding
CRAZY K
21-12-2007, 08:15 PM
no problem, if the seller dont accept you may need to pay for the CD's if you win the bidding
IM NOT BIDDING UNTIL I GET MY QUESTIONS ANSWERED:D
CRAZY K
DJWilson
21-12-2007, 08:38 PM
:lol: i fought you already had, sorry i mis-read it
rob1963
21-12-2007, 08:53 PM
From what you say Crazy, I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.
CRAZY K
21-12-2007, 09:34 PM
From what you say Crazy, I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.
Cant decide if there dodgy or not Rob.
They are good value if genuine originals in good condition---I have my doubts.
Unless the seller responds in the next few minutes to my questions its a non starter.
Auction finishes shortly so he will be out of luck--im going to bed:D
REGARDS
CRAZY K
Penfold42
21-12-2007, 09:50 PM
From what you say Crazy, I wouldn't touch them with a barge pole.
:agree: ...with Mr Rob DJ..........
For what it's worth....:)
wensleydale
22-12-2007, 07:37 AM
it depends how much cash they are- do they have high feedback?
if you feel uncomfortable dont do it but there are plenty of genuine ebayers out there.
no one is forcing you to buy them....
rob1963
22-12-2007, 09:34 AM
Cant decide if there dodgy or not Rob.
If they didn't answer your questions, then they're dodgy!
If everything was above board, it would make sense for them to answer your questions, as they would be more likely to then make a sale.
Steer well clear!
:thumbs_down:
CRAZY K
22-12-2007, 11:24 AM
If they didn't answer your questions, then they're dodgy!
If everything was above board, it would make sense for them to answer your questions, as they would be more likely to then make a sale.
Steer well clear!
:thumbs_down:
Theres another job lot identical to the last ones for sale RIGHT NOW.
I have asked the questions again:D
Im not sure if the problem might be they wont send them to the UK.
CRAZY K
rob1963
22-12-2007, 11:40 AM
Im not sure if the problem might be they wont send them to the UK.
If that was the case, wouldn't they have the courtesy to respond to your questions & TELL you that?
CRAZY K
23-12-2007, 10:46 AM
If that was the case, wouldn't they have the courtesy to respond to your questions & TELL you that?
I have just received an answer from the seller--so im going to bid.
20 dollars to send 20 CDS to me, that nearly doubles the cost but would be good value.
CRAZY K
CRAZY K
24-12-2007, 10:57 AM
I have just received an answer from the seller--so im going to bid.
20 dollars to send 20 CDS to me, that nearly doubles the cost but would be good value.
CRAZY K
I WON!--now the owner of 20 more C+W CDs--:D
Seemed too easy--wonder what the catch is:eek:
CRAZY K
Jiggles
24-12-2007, 11:14 AM
you will soon find out :D
CRAZY K
24-12-2007, 12:51 PM
you will soon find out :D
Just noticed the factory sealed Cortex HDC 1000 which I want to buy didnt sell on the USA auction despite being priced at £176:eek: :eek: :eek:
Its up on bids again and as far as I can tell its brand new unpacked with serial nos and warranty so all I have to pay is tax and carriage.
Checking voltage but I think its ok.
Sounds ok to me at at around £176 plus 30 per cent tax (estimated) with £25 postage and £6 insurance. Total £259.
Not seen anything close to that in UK?
Could be interesting--do you want to order one as well Rob:D :D :D
CRAZY K
rob1963
24-12-2007, 01:01 PM
Could be interesting--do you want to order one as well Rob:D :D :D
CRAZY K
I was thinking of getting mine from the UK.
:D
CRAZY K
03-02-2008, 08:42 PM
I was thinking of getting mine from the UK.
:D
UPDATE
Got my 20 Country CDs after a reminder.
Overall pretty happy with what I got--until I tried to leave feedback.
Uh oh--e bayer no longer registered with e bay :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
CRAZY K
Jiggles
03-02-2008, 08:44 PM
I get along great with Ebay :D But you Crazy dont for some strange reason :D
CRAZY K
03-02-2008, 08:47 PM
I get along great with Ebay :D But you Crazy dont for some strange reason :D
Me????????????????????????????
Im not a crook---they are :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
CRAZY K
03-02-2008, 08:49 PM
I get along great with Ebay :D But you Crazy dont for some strange reason :D
Me????????????????????????????
Im not a crook---:D :D :D
I have actually made some very useful CD e bay purchases from USA ---its just that theres a percentage of dodgy e bayers out there--
as there are Mobile Discos :D
CRAZY K
BeerFunk
03-02-2008, 08:57 PM
One of the biggest annoyances I found with eBay was that VAT registered sellers were allowed to list and then add VAT on to the final price (which isn't always bluntly obvious when bidding, sometimes you don't know until you've won the auction). Thankfully, eBay have finally seen the light and banned this as of the 20th of this month, meaning all prices are inclusive of VAT. And it's about time too! :davetony:
rob1963
04-02-2008, 12:27 AM
One of the biggest annoyances I found with eBay was that VAT registered sellers were allowed to list and then add VAT on to the final price (which isn't always bluntly obvious when bidding, sometimes you don't know until you've won the auction). Thankfully, eBay have finally seen the light and banned this as of the 20th of this month, meaning all prices are inclusive of VAT. And it's about time too! :davetony:
One of MY biggest annoyances is that sellers can avoid paying ebay's (quite high) charges by selling items for 1p with a postage charge of £15...as you only pay your sellers charges on the actual price of the item itself, but not the postage charge.
It's about time ebay started charging sellers fees which were based on the price of the item AND the postage charge added together.
Solitaire Events Ltd
04-02-2008, 12:39 AM
One of MY biggest annoyances is that sellers can avoid paying ebay's (quite high) charges by selling items for 1p with a postage charge of £15...as you only pay your sellers charges on the actual price of the item itself, but not the postage charge.
It's about time ebay started charging sellers fees which were based on the price of the item AND the postage charge added together.
And why would that annoy you then Rob? :confused:
rob1963
04-02-2008, 08:12 AM
And why would that annoy you then Rob? :confused:
Partly because I don't think it's right that dishonest sellers should be able to get away with avoiding charges...
...and partly because it would be so easy for ebay to stop this (simply by starting to charge on the item price AND postage cost added together).
If they did this, they would make much more money from their sellers charges, and yet for some reason they choose not to do anything about this obvious loophole.
Weird!
One of the biggest annoyances I found with eBay was that VAT registered sellers were allowed to list and then add VAT on to the final price (which isn't always bluntly obvious when bidding, sometimes you don't know until you've won the auction). Thankfully, eBay have finally seen the light and banned this as of the 20th of this month, meaning all prices are inclusive of VAT. And it's about time too! :davetony:
..... so Ebay increase their revenue, and the Seller ends up with less proceeds :(
I'm sure Ebay have done that for their own commercial gain, rather than out of kindness to those bidders who can't take the trouble to read what they are buying before bidding.
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