25 Feb
2006
25 Feb
'06
3:55 p.m.
Jim Leonard wrote:
Jules Richardson wrote:
Absolutely!! I don't mind a seller not knowing what they are selling,
as long as some common sense is used in the listing. I do mind, when
they don't know what they are selling, so they make stuff up, or make
assumptions based on the direction the wind is blowing. Often I email
sellers, sometimes I get a positive response, sometimes nothing at all.
The average Joe's usually return my email, sometimes with more
questions, sometimes just thanking me. The pro's that know they're
telling a story to potential buyers usually don't return my email.
Chad Fernandez
Michigan, USA
To me it's not about being geeky, it's
about maintaining a few
rudimentary standards and doing some *very basic* research before
selling something. Doesn't seem like too much to ask or expect of a
seller, and is irrespective of whatever it is that's being sold.
Even if the seller is not a collector and knows nothing about what he's
selling?