I announced yesterday the finality of my impending move. So far this year you have heard nothing but maybe's, perhapses, and I hopes as far as it goes with moving. First if was England, then australia, then not moving, then australia again, then North Carolina, and now South Carolina.
Well I now can officialy announce that I know where I want to move to in South Carolina. I just hope it works out and if it does I'll have a new place to call home. So anyone that lives near North Charleston needs to send me tips on the area and what I can expect to encounter. Also ideas for small children in the area would be good as well.
On the subject of moving of course comes the subject of selling. I had to start selling the things that are profitable but unneccessary. To this end I sold my husband's WWII Samurai Sword [very simplified explanation of what it is]. It was not a family heirloom, but he had gotten it in England as part of his collection of military treasures. He also told me to sell it as we need the money. So I did. First sale I ever made on ebay.
Now one must understand that this sword was blooded and went thru a war. The officer who owned it broke it to keep it's honor in tact and not have it said that he lost his sword to the enemy. The sword then came into the hands of someone else who reforged it together. Broken sword. Sword fixed. I stated all this in my ad on ebay.
Sword sells using the buy it now option. Buyer asks no questions. Buyer pays. I send sword. Seems simple huh? Well today I get this email [not using the ebay system] saying that the sword was broken and therefore not as described in the add. Did I miss something? Oh yeah..now he wants a refund. I told him very politely that since I specifically stated in the 3rd friggin sentence of the add that the sword was broken and reforged the sale stands.
So I wrote ebay and alerted them to the situation and asked for advice. God..it's been one of them thar days.
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