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Posted by Al L. in Wisc. on August 07, 2007 at 04:22:13 from (207.190.67.77):
In Reply to: ebay posted by HENRY E NC on August 06, 2007 at 20:57:53:
HENRY E NC, I am 2/3 your age and also get agitated at times, but didn't when the oil ran through the engine yesterday (previous post about getting an award). I like ebay and have bought - my Farmall 340 that I am just tickled red about and sold, my late dad's Ford Model A roadster. This www. source is a tremendous way to locate and sell items that a few years ago wouldn't have been possible. I have and suggest you contact customer support, link is under the 'help' box in the top right hand corner. Send a copy to your self, I also always send a copy to myself when asking someone a ? on ebay. This way I can check back to see if all my ?'s have been answered; have a record should I make a purchase and there is a discrepancy. My experience is that ebay always gets back to me, just as they state, within 24 hours. I checked on your problem seller and using both upper case, as you posted and trying all lower case letters, I don't find anything sold by this person within the last 30 days to try making contact myself. Shipping can be a money maker for some and I am not afraid to ask for the 'library rate = fourth class as I usually am not in that big a crank to get the item, just glad I found it. Don't give up on this great resource, get cranky instead about the jerk who doesn't use his turn signals...one of Hugh Mac Kay's sayings goes something like 'the only thing I have to deal with when operating some equipment is the dirt in front of me, not traffic' Go fill your coffee cup, it helps me :^)
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