>The other option is to contact the buyer and inform them that they've >probably bought a meteor-wrong. > This is a strict violation of ebay rules - particularly when an auction is still in progress. Ebay will act on people who do this and you could get suspended from ebay. It called "bid tampering". Usually this is good because people who email buyers are usually nutcases out to screw a seller or otherwise interfere with his business. Since ebay cant decide where the fine line between good and evil is at the rule applies to all. On a related note ebay will not remove feedback that is obviously unfair. But if a judge deems it unfair they will remove it. Ebay is doing nothing more than covering their legal ass with that policy. They make no distinction between fair and unfair so nobody can sue them. If anybody complains they have a court order to cover their ass with. I am not making a possitive or negative comment on your idea here, nor am I advising you to do or not do what you are suggesting. I am simply acting as messenger with this email. Cheers DEAN >
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