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Accidental Purchase!

Part of the deal with those things is the shipping. That's where they make their money. Pretty sure they all say "No pick-ups."
Yep, that's what it says in the details of that auction:

"No Pickups for Auction Wins. In you win an auction and are in this category, you will be charged a 15% relisting fee."

I'd pay the 15% and be done with it, or just don't pay and see if they forget about you. With over 122,000 feedbacks they might not bother wasting the time for a $2 item.

Nice how they say that THEY will insure your shipment for free. FYI, UPS/FedEx insures the first $100 of value for free, so there's nothing for this seller to insure.
 
Yep, that's what it says in the details of that auction:

"No Pickups for Auction Wins. In you win an auction and are in this category, you will be charged a 15% relisting fee."

I'd pay the 15% and be done with it, or just don't pay and see if they forget about you. With over 122,000 feedbacks they might not bother wasting the time for a $2 item.

Nice how they say that THEY will insure your shipment for free. FYI, UPS/FedEx insures the first $100 of value for free, so there's nothing for this seller to insure.

That's exactly what I did. Paid $8.58 and I'm done with it.

Time to try an SX now. :bassist:
 
A lot of those massive import seller type "instruments" usually do that super cheap end bid with super high shipping costs. I think they do that to get around ebay fees (and possibly to try and screw some people out of some money that don't realize they are paying 100 times the amount in shipping as they are for the item)