everybody had the same chance to bid on your item, even the ones that needed it right now,
everybody that wanted it today bid on it today,,, you sold it to the high bidder, whats the difference if he has a store or not, you sold them because you didnt need them and wanted to make a buck, the "store" bought them because he needed them and wants to make a buck,,,
you got your money?? you got rid of the item you were selling,, I dont see the problem,,, you have cash in your pocket, he has stock to sell, maybe he sits on for alittle while before he regains his investment,, that is what makes the world go around, no different than you buying a tractor and selling it , then it ends up on a dealers lot for more money than you sold it for,,the great world of paying bills,, money goes around and around.. just my 2 cents,pat
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