Selling clubs on ebay

[medwayjon]

I ahve just encountered another ebay problem. I have put my x20'2 and 907 d1 on there.

I had an email asking would I take £100 inc p&p for the irons and a different guy emailed and offered £50 for the driver!

Oh how I had to laugh.

 

[Junior]

Hi Birdieman,
Did exactly what you said. It took an age to get sorted, but I eventually got my money back after I had returned the club.

It was such a pain in the backside though, I left negative feedback on him, he then left it on me saying I took an age to pay (which I didn't). He then had the cheek to suggest that he would retract his feedback if I did the same! I refused, not wanting fellow golfers to fall into the same trap.

 

[madandra]

John, Nice pictures, good quality products. You should get a fair price for them.

 

[John_Findlay]

Well, I'm just over week into my first foray into ebay and already I've come up against my first bad experience as a seller.

Happily, I sold my 3 golf clubs and got decent prices. They paid for a lovely brand new 3 wood which arrived on Thursday and left me some spare cash too. Lovely. Everything was hunky dory.

However, yesterday I was selling another item and when I logged in to see how much it had gone for I found that some twit had obviously offered 10 times more than he meant to. Would you buy an old camera bag for £797.00 ? Doh!

Have spent the last 24 hours e-mailing to sort the problem out. Happily now seems to be resolved but what a pain! Maybe I should stick to selling golf clubs. At least golfing buyers seem to have a bit of common sense.