http://www.ebay.com/itm/Lego-Limited-to-20-000-41999-Technic-4X4-Crawler-Unique-Numbered-Lience-Plate-/141040431308?pt=Building_Toys_US&hash=item20d6aa30cc

 

I am assuming he canceled that transaction. In his listing he even mentions its $485, not $85. Man, someon pooped their pants when they saw that auction.

Saw this.  I would be quite mad.  This is why you review your listings...

oh wow. they probably didn't carry through with mailing it out though.

Looks like it was relisted, so I am assuming he canceled it.

 

Buyer hasn't left feedback yet though so he could get screwed.

 

I messed up sort of like this a little while back. I had just started doing Ebay's seller format thing where you pick policies for oyur listings instead of doing them individually.

 

Something got messed up and my shipping policy went to default (free shipping) instead of calculated like I set it. I saw it immediately, went to change it and BAM - someone bought it.

 

Not a huge deal... damnit they live 3000 miles away. $20 bucks shipping - straight from my profit.

This is another reason why you should never drink and ebay

hmm yeah, always review your listing before posting, especially the price lol

Yeah I accidentily sold an item 2 times.  I bought some My Little Ponies at a garage sale and researched them and listed them for sale.  One of them I had was apparently a special edition or something that I didn't realize...so I listed it for what I thought was good money but it never showed up.  So I thought that was weird and listed it again.  Again...nothing.  Oops...should have checked "Sold" listings as this stupid thing sold in about 45 seconds!!!!!  I honored the first sale but had to explain what happened to the second buyer.  She was really cool and understood.  Sold it for $14 but really was about a $50 Pony.  My mistake was if i wasn't sure DON'T put a BIN.  Should have let free market capitalism do it's thing.  Oh well...lesson learned.  Did sell the entire lot for about $150...not bad for $5 spent at a garage sale.  What's that CAGR?  300 times initial investment in 1 week.....