Hello I strongly advise against buying from [Pseudo] because he cancels the sale when the auction amount doesn't suit him. Seller acting in very bad faith
Electronic auction brokerage, which falls under the « unregulated sector », consists of putting buyers and sellers of movable goods (books, collectible cards…) in contact via a website. In practical terms, a seller registers on the site by describing the item offered and its indicative price. At the same time, the potential buyer also registers on the site and makes a price offer for the item offered. Buyers and sellers may choose to register anonymously. Bids are made for a set period of time. At the end of the set period, the site records the purchase offers and forwards them to the seller. The site’s involvement and responsibility end there. The seller is free to choose their buyer, so it is not automatically the last bidder who wins the sale. Buyer and seller remain free to contract on the terms they wish. Thus, when the auction closes, the transfer of ownership of the item is not automatic and the price may be renegotiated. Neither the buyer nor the seller is bound by their initial offers.
As such, the site does not guarantee that the transaction will take place and therefore plays only a limited role in putting people in contact. Potential seller and buyer have the option to withdraw, and therefore do not have certainty of a concluded deal.
lingma85
Mentor3 years agoHello @frfra_f3ruf
There is no bad faith...
- but, on the other hand, you should take note of this---> Online auctions: sellers do not always meet their obligations | economie.gouv.fr
where it states that--->
The seller is free to choose their buyer, so it is not automatically the last bidder who wins the sale. Buyer and seller remain free to contract on the terms they wish. Thus, when the auction closes, the transfer of ownership of the item is not automatic and the price may be renegotiated. Neither the buyer nor the seller is bound by their initial offers.
As such, the site does not guarantee that the transaction will take place and therefore plays only a limited role in putting people in contact. Potential seller and buyer have the option to withdraw, and therefore do not have certainty of a concluded deal.
Kind regards
*miss-tigri*
Mentor3 years agoHello
You don't have the right to snitch on the forum ...You gave him a negative rating and that will be enough to warn potential buyers ..