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<blockquote data-quote="moonbase" data-source="post: 1153365" data-attributes="member: 178786">It was only a throw away offer of £200 delivered for the dish to call his bluff about scrapping it and to save it in the event he really would destroy it.If he had accepted, I would have gone ahead but in reality it was unlikely my offer would be taken up.I got the &quot;special discount of £420&quot; sent via the eBay messaging system but did not reply to it.The dish was originally listed at £390 with &quot;Make an Offer&quot; at that price. To me, that indicates £300 to £350 collected would probably have bought the dish at that time.Seller comes along, reads the positive comments on this forum and decides to jack shaft the price up to £490.Dish unsold, seller sending discount messages to all eBay watchers, whole thing is a farce that has backfired on the seller.If it had been left at £390 with Make an Offer, chances are it would have sold and be gone by now?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="moonbase, post: 1153365, member: 178786"] It was only a throw away offer of £200 delivered for the dish to call his bluff about scrapping it and to save it in the event he really would destroy it. If he had accepted, I would have gone ahead but in reality it was unlikely my offer would be taken up. I got the "special discount of £420" sent via the eBay messaging system but did not reply to it. The dish was originally listed at £390 with "Make an Offer" at that price. To me, that indicates £300 to £350 collected would probably have bought the dish at that time. Seller comes along, reads the positive comments on this forum and decides to jack shaft the price up to £490. Dish unsold, seller sending discount messages to all eBay watchers, whole thing is a farce that has backfired on the seller. If it had been left at £390 with Make an Offer, chances are it would have sold and be gone by now? [/QUOTE]

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