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I wonder how many people don't read the whole thing and think they are bidding on the bike? not the RIGHT to buy the bike http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1869984475 
I thought about that but I don't know if it would go against any ebay policiesotterbob said:not that you should have to, but you should warn the idiots that are bidding on it.
It may go against policy but I went ahead and e-mailed the $10,300 high bidder. He replied back and was very thankful so obviously he didn't read the whole add. I'm not going to e-mail anymore of them though, you can't save everybody. The worst thing that could happen to a buyer is they get a negative comment when they retract their bid.n8370c said:
I thought about that but I don't know if it would go against any ebay policies
Heh, so did I,95 FXST said:
It may go against policy but I went ahead and e-mailed the $10,300 high bidder. He replied back and was very thankful so obviously he didn't read the whole add. I'm not going to e-mail anymore of them though, you can't save everybody. The worst thing that could happen to a buyer is they get a negative comment when they retract their bid.
I just emailed the high bidder asking if he really wanted to pay $40,000 for a $19,000 bike. Maybe he wants to buy my Vette too, so I can finally get MY Harleymdrsteve said:Okay, it's up to $15,300! I can't believe people bid that kind of money without even reading the entire auction they're bidding on. I've bought and sold a bike on ebay and both when I bought and I when I posted my auction to sell, I scrutinized every damn word! And that was for 2 grand motorcycle, not a 20 grand one!