Re: Soliciting bidders via email
- From: Bertha <bertha@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 31 Aug 2005 15:07:21 GMT
On 30 Aug 2005 18:22:04 -0700, Sacramento.Cyclist@xxxxxxxxx
<Sacramento.Cyclist@xxxxxxxxx> muttered something like:
> I have an ethics question. Seller A sells item X at auction, it
> is now closed. I have an identical item also to sell. Is it
> innappropriate to let the unsuccesful bidders in Seller A's auction
> know I'm listing another of the same item? On one hand, its not
> avoiding any Ebay fees as I am simply inviting them to bid on one of my
> auctions. However, it is unsolicited email. Any thoughts? (civil,
> please :).
Speaking only for myself, if I got such an e-mail I would first get the
sender onto the local block list, and then put him on my personal list of
"people not to buy from."
It might also get your account suspended, if someone reported it:
<http://pages.ebay.com/help/policies/rfe-spam-ov.html>
Best just to list your item. If they're still looking for one, they'll do
an ebay search and find yours the same way they found the other one.
-Bertha
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