Hi Geoff, Marcin, Stan and List Members

I would suggest that Marcin and Stan to do a "Best Offer" type of deal for the items they want to donate for charity. Just post a minimum price (if any) they want to accept and the top offer takes it, then the proceeds go to the charity of their choice. No eBay red tape or MissionFishY regulations.

Just a suggestion to make it an easy charity contribution on their parts.

Best regards,
Greg


----- Original Message ----- From: "Notkin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Meteorite List" <[email protected]>
Sent: Wednesday, September 21, 2005 11:50 AM
Subject: [meteorite-list] Re: Raffle, The Tally Fail


Marcin posted:

Sorry list by my charity auction was removed second time by eBay, so I must
stop doing this becouse it have no sense.

Dear Marcin and List:

Thanks to you, Marcin, and Stan Turecki for trying to run these meteorite charity auctions on Ebay in conjunction with our raffle. Ebay closed down Stan's auction as well. I haven't seen so many petty regulations since I was at military school in England : )

It is possible to set up charity auctions on Ebay, but you have to do it their way (surprise) which is through MissionFish. I agree with Stan that MissionFish appears to be a *for* profit entity, and that smells very MissionFishY to me.

I think we all know what Ebay's top priority is, and it ain't charity.

Thanks for trying.


Best,

Geoff N.

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