A Bentley that was erroneously listed for US$13,900 and was bought through eBay's Buy It Now, has caused hue and cry from the buyer. eBay, once alerted of the error, completely removed the listing and it now looks as if the seller had never even listed such an item, let alone sold it successfully.
While anyone with common sense can see that a Bentley can't be sold for such a low price, one cannot blame the buyer for capitalizing on the mistake of the seller, an automobile dealer with a good seller track record on eBay.
eBay, on the other hand, has been accused of siding with the seller, as usual. Instead of wiping the entire listing off the record, I think they should just cancel it. What do you think?
While anyone with common sense can see that a Bentley can't be sold for such a low price, one cannot blame the buyer for capitalizing on the mistake of the seller, an automobile dealer with a good seller track record on eBay.
eBay, on the other hand, has been accused of siding with the seller, as usual. Instead of wiping the entire listing off the record, I think they should just cancel it. What do you think?
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