I listed Dad's Grand National on ebay for him, and the first line of the description said to PLEASE not contact me. If you had any questions to contact him then I listed his email address and phone number. So, what's in my inbox when I get home? That's right kiddos, 2 emails asking about the GN...

 

2 more questions this morning...

 

I'd feed them a big line of BS. But that'd probably ruin the chance of selling them the car.

 

S'it happens. Deal with it. IMO opinion; you're too uptight about this.

 

Well, it isn't my car. If you wanted to buy a used car would you want to talk to the guy who owns the car, or his kid who listed it in the paper? and if the ad in the paper listed dad's phone number, would you call the guy who listed it, rather than the guy who most likely has all your answers?

 

I dont want to call anybody. I want to send an email and I want a reply. If you're selling the car for dad; you take some responsibility in the Auction. If I want to email you a question; and you want me to bid on the car you posted; then answer my #@$&( email.

 

How about that delete button!

 

If it were me I would have called the owner, becuase I would asume he would know more that the person who listed it. However, expect to get a few emails from these people . lol

 

I assume the car is listed under "your" ebay account.....so...I agree with the ill-fated-relationship-pacifist UC.....you are too uptight about this.....

 

Bill,

you think UC comes on here and acts tough because as home he is a beaten down man with no control?

 

You're a riot bill. For full effect you should add 'Devil-employed telemarketer" to that string.

 

I think that might be a fair assessment....but it is ok....the majority of us on here are men...thus can handle is attitude and dont have to resort to the levels of "feelings" that women tend to do.....

......so..... on me UC.....you hang in there......