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Hello, I am the current high bidder. I bid based on the "Authentic" description which means that the numbers are sewn on. Is that correct? If not, I do not want this. I should have asked before I bid, but I have bought many authentic and they are all sewn on. Thanks
Sent: 4/8/04
ucmaestro (gstenger2@aol.com)
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Sent: 4/8/04 It says Authentic right on the tag, and that is what I go by. I don't care what the common perception of "authentic" is -- that is none of my business. My description was explicit and the picture clearly shows screen printing. I understand that it can be back-breaking labor to read a description and look at a photo before entering into a binding contract, but it's a task I recommend.
Your bid has been canceled, by the way. |
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Sent: 4/8/04 3:27:43 PM
Hello I wanted to know if this jersey is authentic I forgot to ask you. |
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Sent: 4/8/04 3:44:59 PM
I noticed that none of your jeresy's are not authentic, no offense but I don't wear fake jeresy's so kindly remove me from this item. |
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Sent: 4/8/04
Why would you think the Barkley jersey is authentic? Where do I say authentic? Just because I have other authentic jerseys doesn't mean that all jerseys are authentic. Learn to read, please. |
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Sent: 4/8/04
Did you receive my question about cancelling my bid because the ad states that it is an authentic jersey when Champion call them replica jerseys? Thanks |
I love people who don't check to see if their problem has been solved before sending a complaint letter. Champion doesn't call them authentic jerseys? That's odd, because that tag above sure looks like it says "Authentic" to me. By the way, if I really wanted to be a dick, I could have easily NOT canceled these user's bids. By bidding, they are entering into a binding contract, whether or not they were smart enough to read the fine (or in this case, not fine at all) print. I could have let them win, made them pay, and if they didn't pay, report them to ebay and leave them negative feedback. But since that's awfully petty and a waste of my time, I killed their bids, added them to my Blocked Bidder list and took the $1.50 or so combined loss. Then I kicked their pets, spit in their burgers and keyed their cars.
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Sent: 4/8/04
Is this bigger than 2X measurements |
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Sent: 4/8/04
The jersey is size 40 (about an adult medium), so I doubt it has 2X measurements. |
I only mention the size three times (once in the title, twice in the description), so I can see how users can be confused. And 2X isn't even a measurement, it's a size. Everyone is stupid, see?
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Sent: 4/6/04
Hi, I have an old Nintendo SUPER NES system. Is this game (and your others) SUPER NES compatible? |
This user asked this question about one of the 40 NES games I had posted. Nintendo games are compatible with SNES hardware about as much as milk is compatible with a toaster. I'd bet you a month's income ($35) that Lisa penned this question, not Matt. This proves my theory that girls don't know shit about classic video games. I wish this question had been around when I wrote my senior thesis on the subject.
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Sent: 4/8/04
are the name and numbers sewn on kevin |
Ow, I'd hate to be Kevin if that statement is true.
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Sent: 4/8/04
Hey I'm the leading bidder .Hey I'm eager to get my g-ballin jersey. Just give me an approximation to when it will arive. Thanks |
At the time this email was sent to me, there were five days left in the auction. I always thought you had to WIN and PAY for the item before it was shipped, but what the hell do I know? The jersey in question is Dan Majerle, and I can't think of a person less "g-ballin" than Thunder Dan. No way this is a real email. Please tell me this is not a real email. No one can be this dumb.
