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   Odd

   

   Griffon, Nov 3rd, 2004 @ 1:01pm

   
   

   I can see where that would apply to the store fronts, but I'm not clear how you can require a normal (non commercial) individual to take something back auction or no if the tag says as is.

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   RJD, Nov 3rd, 2004 @ 1:45pm

   
   

   Simply means that sellers will begin refusing bids from that part of the country. Already a number of sellers only except bids from in country bidders. Laws like this will force sellers to limit their offerings and in turn screw buyers out of the chance to purchase something they desire. This is called protecting the consumer. And out of the other side of your mouth it's called screwing the customer.

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   Applies only to commercial sellers

   

   p_prasse, Nov 4th, 2004 @ 12:31am

   
   

   This court-ruling only applies to commercial sellers or eBay-Stores. Maybe they should have said "commercial sellers" instead of "professional sellers" in the article.
   As normal individual you don't have to accept returns.

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