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Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 3:55 pm
by motorman
mbox2000 wrote:With U.S. EBay you do have to physically opt out of the GSP when you list. There is no indication at listing of what the actual charges will be for the buyer. So if the seller is uninformed or unaware please let them know. How else to fight this horrible program?
Shocking underhand tactics by Ebay! Which comes as no surprise to anyone!!!!

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2014 4:36 pm
by Tinman
The above mentioned auction does NOT look like the Old Mill stock.

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 11:57 pm
by Moyboy
Speaking of Ebay, another one came up here I had never heard about. Young couple bought an excavator to help build their house - cost around 6-7000. Paid by Paypal and thought all was well when owner said he would deliver it - he never did and it was a huge scam. Couple thought aah well all ok as we paid by Paypal and covered _ WRONG !!!! It was classed as a business item and they never got a penny back. Apparently some small clause at the bottom of the Paypal agreement wipes some business purchases so be warned yet once again about this rip off company.

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Sun Jan 04, 2015 10:47 pm
by kwakers
Your last Post needs a separate Post in our E Bay section Moyboy with a Giant E Bay Pay Pal beware as it's heading. Like many other stories that go unheard about non-successful Pay Pal refunds, our Forum needs to be aware of what can happen to any of us. Once that topic has been started there, I can also add a story about the non-delivery of an automobile by a Broker selling it on E Bay. The Broker collected the cash for the car and delivery charges the Buyer agreed to, and a month later the owner wanted to know where the Buyer's money was. The Seller was a friend of his who now had both his car and the $3000 for it. E Bay refused any action at all on the matter because they 'could not get involved in a dispute that was only $3000', even though the entire transaction was done right through Pay Pal while following all of E Bay's rules.
We collectors may choose to Buy more than Toys on E Bay at times, so it is best that we know how to protect ourselves. Sometimes our faith in guarantees may be overshadowed by the fine print that we could not read. kwakers

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Tue Jan 27, 2015 9:17 pm
by petethesweet1
Hi all is there any news on the old store stock. I would have thought something would have come to life by now, has anybody tried contacting the mill to see if they have been snapped up Pete

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2015 7:54 pm
by Idris
IFYI: I have made a couple of attempts at contacting DaveS, requesting him to post an update, but to no avail (and I see that he's still not picked up the PM I sent to him at the beginning of last month).

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Wed Jun 03, 2015 9:04 pm
by Tinman
Maybe the "grind" was too much for him to handle at the Old Mill. Perhaps they are keeping his nose to the Mill Stone with other projects. Or maybe he spends all his time Milling about the water cooler and ignoring his emails.

New England Mill Matchbox Find

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 7:29 pm
by choobox
That treasure of Mint In Box Lesney stuff found in that old mill is now up for sale on a first come, first served basis at Serious Toyz. They are a great auction outfit in Croton-On-Hudson,NY. Take a look. Serious Toyz.com.

Re: New England Mill Matchbox Find

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 7:35 pm
by Idris
Link.
What a shame that the sellers have not gone to the trouble of posting more than one photograph of each model and that there is no information on the variations.

Re: Old store stock found in attic.

Posted: Tue Aug 18, 2015 7:48 pm
by matchboxmarcel
Many thanks for posting,
I am not sure if there woyld be any variations as the models came from one shipment what I understood.

marcel