But keep an eye on your bank/card account for unauthorized charges. I had
several that were done monthly, no idea how it could have happened nor what
they were for, though the powers that be set it right and rectified the
situation when Lulu didn't respond to queries.
Best,
Susan Reishus
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Am I missing something here? I am confused about what you think is going
on that makes you suspicious. Do you think the other bidder is simply
running up the price with no intention of buying? Or that she only bids on
things
you are bidding on?
I think that what you are describing is "an a
I did not mean to insult the integrity of the little lacemaker. I just
want to note that as illustrious as the source of this interpretation
is, there are still other ways to use the same information. A devoted
housewife can also be (and, it was probably also true 350-400 years ago)
someone
I was wondering this afternoon, having looked back at some old magazines, just
how many registered and non registered lacemakers there are in the UK now?
I found an article in an old 'lace' from the early 80s (don't know which
edition as it was on a photocopy that I'd stuffed into a folder) that
Coincidentally as we are discussing books on demand there's a 4 page article
in the current 'Computeractive' issue 354, 15th to 28th September 2011.
It explains very clearly how to do it using 'Lulu', but they do give links
to 4 other on demand publishers. They also give examples of cost (altho
As I stated before, it is just plain tragic, as dozens or hundreds of others
don't get to use the books. Evidently this woman Liz is talking about, saved
herself loads of time ferreting out books online/from booksellers, and got
them for something close to original asking price. Once the demand w
To Liz and Jean -
Sadly, another thing going on with bidders on eBay is that there are people out
there who are inexperienced bidders, and jump right into the bidding. One or
two people will increase their bid by a dollar or so at a time, and drive the
bid up in the early days of the auction.
I'd like to think that all the bidders on ebay are nice people but
unfortuantely I think that some may not be.
We have been hit by single high bids on other things as well - I collect
Australian WWI sweetheart brooches and have found that when I need to put in a
max bid because I won't be able to
Liz there might not be a reason for being suspicious about the price being
bid up (or there might). One of the items I sold was the travel pillow that
I'd made. It went for what I consider to be a ridiculously high price and I
think it might have been popular because I'd included a small box for
