Actually, it costs him nothing to relist. The initial listing cost him $2 but he is afforded one free relist if the item does not meet it's reserve. Now, I know that many of you want to chase the moneychangers out of this temple. And some probably even think that I am the anti-christ who came in on a black helicopter. But please try to help me understand something. If I put something up for auction on Ebay I have not held a gun to anyone's head and forced them to buy anything. If, by their own free will, they make the decision to bid an amount that is more than the accepted value of that item then what have I done that is unethical? If someone goes to a high priced Mom and Pop hardware store and pays $30 for a Weller soldering iron when he can buy the same iron at Wal-mart for $20 did Mom and Pop do something unethical by offering the iron for $30? I know many of you have occupations in which you (or your employer) sell products or services at retail. And I'll bet some of it is sold at what many would deem "sucker" prices. Does that make you unethical? Simply because you are not willing to price at wholesale? What is the difference? Bob Wood ______________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com