You have to admire the seller's timing, though.One of Stewart's old cars for sale on ebay!!!!
by smax on 31 Mar 2009 22:28
that'll be a "no" then on the seller accepting my, erm, 'confidently' low bid after the sale had ended then....
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by smudge on 31 Mar 2009 22:36
[quote="smax"]that'll be a "no" then on the seller accepting my, erm, 'confidently' low bid after the sale had ended then....[/quote]
You didn't? Seriously, you didn't, did you?
Oh gong, yes, you probably did.
You didn't? Seriously, you didn't, did you?
Oh gong, yes, you probably did.
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by DirtyMartini on 01 Apr 2009 15:05
Do tell, smax.
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by policerule on 01 Apr 2009 15:09
Yeah... spill it Smax!
It'll stay confidential on here... no one reads this crappy site anyway
It'll stay confidential on here... no one reads this crappy site anyway
READY THE BLADE!
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by smax on 02 Apr 2009 11:54
well that was it, really.
waited til the sale was over then contacted the seller to offer 70% ish of what he wanted initially. or at least 70% of where the bidding was to start from... which i guess was the reason for his "no".. he wanted a lot more than £1000 starting point.... and then i offer him waaay less... so i'm not that surprised....
and, by gong, of course i did........... (not dismissing totally the appropriate, reasonable and justified prostestations from others here that they wouldn't feel comfortable bidding for the car)
i had no such moral issues with it and would've thoroughly enjoyed owning the car
waited til the sale was over then contacted the seller to offer 70% ish of what he wanted initially. or at least 70% of where the bidding was to start from... which i guess was the reason for his "no".. he wanted a lot more than £1000 starting point.... and then i offer him waaay less... so i'm not that surprised....
and, by gong, of course i did........... (not dismissing totally the appropriate, reasonable and justified prostestations from others here that they wouldn't feel comfortable bidding for the car)
i had no such moral issues with it and would've thoroughly enjoyed owning the car
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