MichaelB wrote:Oh, one final thing, the past tense of bid, is bid. Not bidded. There is no such word.
You bid at an auction.
Your bid is accepted.
Your bid has won.
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wow! Mr BB, you are so intelligent, correcting spelling and grammer mistakes on an internet forum, you must feel really proud, but yet fail to understand the concept of contracts and sellers "assuming responsibility" for their listing which is declared on each auctions, do you realise some people have better things to do in life, than to run around all day getting refunds for things that aren't sold as described? Sometimes people rather have the seller fix their mistake instead? Especially when it's intentional??
Like in this case I rather the seller just send me the god damned dura-ace cassette, but instead he tries to persuade me to accept the 105 and tries to convince me that I've got a "great deal", then when I refuse to accept the dud deal, he gets abusive and wants me to return the bike and refund me instead? So go figure?!?! That is when I opened a case hoping to get a couple hundred so I can bid for the missing items on
eBay instead, but PayPal also decides to reverse the deal in his favour, ie. helping the seller?!
But I understand it when people have different opinions, especially when they have different beliefs and values, no need to be funny...
I thought I should point out the problem here with PayPal and
eBay, posting here would never help me get back what was missing...
BUT I thought it will be helpful for any members who are looking to bid for a bike in the near future, so I post my experience..
I guess "SOME" minority people like to try to impress themselves in a virtual cyberspace, so they can feel "superior" to cater for their ego, but can't really do it in the real world, I've seen it all!!
These people in the real world, they have no achievements and no importance, they are very small and actually VERY POLITE in the real world, but the only words they get to say all day is "yes boss" and "sorry boss"
