Reviews and questions about the entry-level MPC500
By mastasteez Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:00 pm
Yes you can do that Jibber if the bidder agrees to it. After explaining the problems I'd had do you think he was still so disappointed?

RemInd me to remind you next time I sell something, that you wouldn't wish to do business with me. :wink:
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By inflict3 Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:13 pm
what the **** is going on up in here??!



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By MPC-Tutor Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:25 pm
Hate it when people mess me about on ebay. :evil: That's some serious negative feedback going down if someone pulls the auction after I've won it, I don't care what their excuse is.

Also hate it when people pull mid-auction, 'advertsing elsewhere, so reserve the right to end auction early' - timewasters.

Was about to bid on a 4000 2 weeks ago - no bids yet, £600 starting, one day to go. I email the guy to double check when he can ship it and an hour later he whacks the starting bid up to £800. Greedy ****. Not seen a 4000 go for more than £650 on ebay for a long, long time. Surprisingly it didn't sell, nor did it sell when he relisted at £700.
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By Lampdog Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:32 pm
I've never dealt with ebay at all but I understand it, that's some greedy shady shit to pull.
By mastasteez Sat Jun 02, 2012 7:55 pm
MPC-Tutor wrote:Hate it when people mess me about on ebay. :evil: That's some serious negative feedback going down if someone pulls the auction after I've won it, I don't care what their excuse is.

Also hate it when people pull mid-auction, 'advertsing elsewhere, so reserve the right to end auction early' - timewasters.

Was about to bid on a 4000 2 weeks ago - no bids yet, £600 starting, one day to go. I email the guy to double check when he can ship it and an hour later he whacks the starting bid up to £800. Greedy ****. Not seen a 4000 go for more than £650 on ebay for a long, long time. Surprisingly it didn't sell, nor did it sell when he relisted at £700.



Yes tutor you're right. Negative feedback isn't welcome and that's what I could have opened myself up to but that will only hurt me and no one else.


Lampdog wrote:I've never dealt with ebay at all but I understand it, that's some greedy shady shit to pull.


Shady? Come on Lamp, no need to be dramatic.

What would you say if you bought an MPC which was advertised as fully working (which it was at time of starting the auction) but then received it and one of the pads was working intermittently? You'd be mad pissed off wouldn't you? Course you would. Plus there are ALWAYS 500 auctions ending so not hard to get another one.

The guy's email was a1musicsales@... So he wasn't an end user which my ad was aimed at, he was hoping to sell it on and make some money so that made my decision to keep it a lot easier!

AND he never left any negative feedback so if HE wasn't pissed why exactly are YOU pissed? Strange
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By Lampdog Sat Jun 02, 2012 10:48 pm
I replied directly under Tutor in response to his post and his story.
I wasn't talking about you :lol: U feeling guilty? haha. jfwy.
By mastasteez Sun Jun 03, 2012 1:42 am
:oops: if you read the whole thread you may see why I'm on the defensive :lol:

My apologies Lamp.
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By Lampdog Sun Jun 03, 2012 3:17 am
I been reading the thread from the get go, lol. I can see why u thought that but nah, the dude that changed prices was foul, that's what I was referring to.