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How to be a good buyer
It's not all about scammers and lying sellers. There are many trustworthy sellers who get a hard time from deadbeat buyers - people who reserve ponies and never pay for them, who claim parcels never arrive and demand recompense. I reckon there are far more deadbeat buyers than dodgy sellers.
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Keep the seller informed. Let them know who you are and where you are.
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Ask as many questions as you can *before* the deal is struck or the bid
is placed. This saves heartache later on.
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Don't bid or hold items unless you can afford them. This is plain rude. If you let a seller down, don't expect them to sell to you again.
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Pay promptly.
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Let them know when your ponies arrive. Don't just leave them guessing.
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Leave appropriate feedback either at the auction site or on a MLP trader
feedback board.
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