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Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Why wouldn't it be like the rest of the auctions on eBay and be due within two days of winning the item?Originally Posted by DaytonaHardBody69
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Why wouldn't it be like the rest of the auctions on eBay and be due within two days of winning the item?Originally Posted by DaytonaHardBody69
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Originally Posted by Ballerific703
Why wouldn't it be like the rest of the auctions on eBay and be due within two days of winning the item?Originally Posted by DaytonaHardBody69
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Originally Posted by Ballerific703
Why wouldn't it be like the rest of the auctions on eBay and be due within two days of winning the item?Originally Posted by DaytonaHardBody69
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Originally Posted by Ballerific703
Why wouldn't it be like the rest of the auctions on eBay and be due within two days of winning the item?Originally Posted by DaytonaHardBody69
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Originally Posted by Ballerific703
Why wouldn't it be like the rest of the auctions on eBay and be due within two days of winning the item?Originally Posted by DaytonaHardBody69
Wondering this too.Originally Posted by FlawlessV
Hey guys. To all the winning bidders, the statement on the auction page says that payment is required within 2 days. Is that 2 days after you've won or two days after the auction's are all done? Thanks.
Originally Posted by lynchpin33
it must be nice to have money and buy several pairs of these. he has these just for show and to get on t.v. does not even bother him that he is in sunflower seeds, tobacco spit and whatever else is on that dugout floor. if he got his pairs early that lets me know that there has to be more than 1500 pair, just that people with "pull" or better known as money can get what they want when they want. again i will say this shoe release was not meant for the average everyday worker to pay $800 or so for, they wanted people who were going to pay several thousand dollars and not think twice.... as shown in the picture of the shoe in sunflower seeds.Originally Posted by DiPlOmAt TDOt
Originally Posted by lynchpin33
it must be nice to have money and buy several pairs of these. he has these just for show and to get on t.v. does not even bother him that he is in sunflower seeds, tobacco spit and whatever else is on that dugout floor. if he got his pairs early that lets me know that there has to be more than 1500 pair, just that people with "pull" or better known as money can get what they want when they want. again i will say this shoe release was not meant for the average everyday worker to pay $800 or so for, they wanted people who were going to pay several thousand dollars and not think twice.... as shown in the picture of the shoe in sunflower seeds.Originally Posted by DiPlOmAt TDOt