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a second person came in while I was waffling about the offer a second person came in and paid full price!
Here’s hoping I didn’t just sell an original Van Gogh 🙂
Just wondering if the creepy weird art sells better on Etsy. I guess I’ll just give it shot.
@mick dog – MIND BLOWN! You are correct its got to be a hair pin. Thank you so much – I never would have go there myself.
@Jay & @Rayanne as always thanks off for providing this marvelous resource to all of us.I am comfortable calling it silver plated. I was hoping to get help from the scavenger community on how to describe it. (I.e. art deco / mid century etc…)
It does not attract a magnet if that helps. The auction description was – “Antique letter opener sterling silver tested! and brass, nickel silver”.
Of course I have no way of verifying their claim.
Sweet! How do you part of baord games? Do you literally sell lot of Monopoly Hotels, Monopoly Houses as separate items?
You should also contact Ebay directly. You may be able to make a case that the feedback was a retaliation. Ebay will remove negative feedback if it is not warranted. You can also leave a brief comment by the negative feedback explaining your situation. Personally I feel it’s more important not to be bullied by customers.
Easy Solution – Don’t end an offer. Just lower the price in the listing and send a message to the interested party that they can go ahead and purchase. This forces the buyer to make an immediate payment or risk another Ebay-er snagging the discounted item.
Similar Vickie Clown sold on Ebay recently…
Might be Murano from Italy.
Thanks all – Think I am going to file this one under “not worth the effort”. For my set up, I am quickly learning long-tail is great for the small stuff but not the bigger stuff.
I wonder who much stuff just bounces between Auction lots and Goodwill.
