Actually, I think the only way to avoid scammers on ebay is to screen who bids on your item. Since there is no way to block bidders or viewers I think the only way to do this is make the price high and accept offers. That way you can screen out the dirtbags trying to get your item for free.
I bet this guy is going through a divorce and is being told he has to sell his stuff and give half to the ex. He puts the price so high so no takers, and he gets to keep his stuff.
Here is a Polish gent selling a Kodak Retina II for $3000. It even has some corrosion thrown in on the bargain.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/265247099655
Ah, how true love can go so wrong. Sex and its consequences knocks humanity's problems with drink and drugs into a "cocked hat" as they say.
I nearly wrote "coked" hat but corrected it in time before hitting reply
pentaxuser
I buy and sell on eBay I can probably explain this. Ebay makes it incredibly difficult to cancel a listing once its up. I had to Google it and of course I was able to figure it out but it's not something easily accessible from the seller dashboard
Yeah, isn't it sometimes easier just to raise the price to a point where you know nobody will buy it rather than mess around with canceling? I know Amazon sellers have to do that sometimes.
... If you make an offer, a reasonable one, he will refuse it.
but maybe that's because he no longer has the item or no longer want to sell it...and so, would like to cancel the listing but hasn't figured out how to.
Still, it seems veeerry strange.
He keeps renewing the listing.
He keeps renewing the listing.
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