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Thread ID: 135240	2013-10-10 22:30:00	Speaking of Trademe Sellers....	pctek (84)	PC World Chat

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1355650	2013-10-10 22:30:00	'19" SAMSUNG 931BW WIDE SCREEN LCD MONITOR'. So you removed the previous bidders bid of $1 and my new bid of $1.50, which had met reserve and now change the price to $200??? If you didn't like $1 then why did you list it at that in the first place? Expected more and didn't get it then? You now have a bad reputation with me and I have reported your shonky behaviour. Thanks for advise me. Cheers posted by: crtnz_ltd (12790 About Me: Us at CRTNZ are here to help New Zealand stay Green & Clean. We are proud to be a Microsoft Registered Refurbisher Fav. Quote: I'm going to go on and work on preserving the ozone layer, encouraging everyone to recycle ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Meanwhile I bought an ex-display monitor off my suppliers....should have done that in the first place really.	pctek (84)
1355651	2013-10-10 22:36:00	Simple really, see it fairly often... in general....not saying CRTNZ does this... Goods get sold to someone else, out side of trademe while auction is running. They now longer have the goods, so they remove bids & put the price up so high no one will bid. This way they dont get charged by Trademe for cancelling a current auction :groan: BTW, take a good look at that crowds goods before buying, I recommend pickup so you can inspect. Keep in mind where their stuff comes from :-) Could be in pretty bad condition (happened to me) They are really good about it if you decide you dont want it when you pickup (seeing thats its pretty bad & scratched) , no hassles there & they dont give bad feedback for that . At least thats how it was with my trademe non-purchase with them. They are a good source for 2nd hand oddball shape PC power supplies & will refund on defective goods	1101 (13337)
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