Re: Electric Dryer Vintage 1952 Kenmore Scoutnose

[SactoTeddyBear]

Hi! Club Friend's, I just located this Kenmore Dryer on E-Bay actually last night. I happen to know that someone in the Club has placed a Bid, however I feel it is their decision to reveal who it is in their own time, before or after finding out if they Win the Bidding. Otherwise, I wanted to share this Dryer with the Club. "Good-Luck" Bidder...

Peace and Happiness to all, Steve

http://item number: 3868756483

 

[christfr]

steve its me

steve that would be me. how often do you run across a match. toys are always more fun in a set ha ha. ill give it a whirl and see what goes.

 

[foraloysius]

I would be reluctant to post links to items on eBay that have already bids on them.

 

[Unimatic1140]

Steve in order to posts links you must copy the entire address line. You can test them when you preview your post to make sure they are working they way you want.

 

[Manoravenue]

I agree with Groningen

If we find an item of interest on Ebay, but also recognize the high bidder as being a club member, why not just leave it alone, especially, as Chris said, if we know somebody is looking for the match to an item already owned? If somebody happens to stumble upon the auction while doing his or her own Ebay search and recognizes a club member's Ebay ID but still wants to bid, then it would be left to the second member's personal discretion and consideration as to whether to outbid, but why tack up a notice on the bulletin board to invite more competition? There are too many Ebay "snipers" out there who aren't club members who have their e-snipe software all set to zap us out at the last second anyway. If we find items and recognize someone else's Ebay ID from the club, it seems to me we should either outbid them if we choose, or keep the auction to ourself. Most of us probably search Ebay often enough to find the items in time to bid. Amen, Groningen, I'm with you. It would be nice to share only the Ebay items that have no bids.