I was considering to put in a bid until I saw the 'thing' on top of it which could be a deep scratch but could also be a crack and that is just too much for me. I have only one spare case for a 101 and that is also damaged. It could be a nice acceptable risk for someone in the US or perhaps for parts.
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I offered the seller $40 a few days ago….didn’t take it. It looked like the number flaps may be broken and who know what else. I don’t have any spare white flaps. It could be nice all cleaned up. -
Yeah, I've noticed that the weird thing on ebay is that sometimes people will turn on the 'make an offer' option and expect people to put in a higher offer than the starting price of the listing. I've had responses from sellers coming up with a higher price than the initial starting bid. I don't really get that, but that is perhaps from a buyer perspective that I don't get it. Some sellers expect that function to be used for people wanting it so much they will put in a 75 USD bid for example on this clock, they will accept and that's that done and dusted.Comment
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I've encountered the same with the use of make an offer on buy it nows. I tend to look through their sell history and see if they regularly accept offers, if not I won't bother. Looking at ebay documentation it seems to be phrased as a way to get a bargain for the buyer.Originally posted by flipoclock View PostComment
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Well someone got it... not me. I was looking at it like you guys, put in the offers etc. I'd buy it all day long at $40. But it's gone. Already got one that color but it never hurts to have parts.~ Mackey Site Administrator
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