Wow..Sold my first product to a girl in N.Carolina for $1450..Messaged her back and forth while we finalized the deal. Somehow,in a 3-5 min window, a gentleman outside Chicago snuck in, made an offer that I never saw, and paid me $1450 also. Unreal..Any Advice?
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RoosterRat Reputation: 10 See RoosterRat's booth |
Personally, I would go with the person that contacted first…if the deal was final..if she was still thinking, I would go with the person who went ahead and purchased…
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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I pretty much think the Chicago buyer has all rights to that purchase, but you have a back up buyer if his sell doesn’t follow thru.
Congratulations on such an incredible sale anyway !!
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cjazzcarolina Reputation: 146 See cjazzcarolina's booth |
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Check and make sure that the payment is really in your paypal account and that it is not a fake payment. One scam is to send an email to a seller that looks like a paypal payment has been made.
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A2z4u2c Reputation: 1291 See A2z4u2c's booth |
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