A lot of these are really cute.

Name: Scullys-PC
Computer Description: The basement office
Work group: Lonegunmangroup

old X-File fan

Love it!

That's not bad at all.  I was referred by a friend to get a job with her company and I misspelled her name in my cover letter and when filling out the referral part in the application form.   

I have her and do like her, but then, I'm partial to pink.  I tried to re-style her hair for her sale photos and I think she turned out ok for a first time doing the ringlet curls, though I do hope they loosen up.

Granted, but all your new found money must go to charities.

I wish I had an awesome job.

This has been a rather enlightening thread to watch.  Now, I'm an eBay-er from waaaaaay back, 1998 to be exact.  When I joined you DID NOT back out of bids, it was stressed that there was a binding contract between you and the seller to see the transaction through.  When my mom joined up recently she asked me about changing her mind on a bid for an item that she made.  My answer to my sweet little lady of a mother who's on a fixed income?  "Too bad, Mom, you placed the bid, you've agreed to buy it if you win the auction."  Granted I didn't know about bid cancellations but I wouldn't have encouraged that anyway, I don't feel it's right just because you change your mind.  This is not a retail store.

I understand people run into financial issues but, (a) it shouldn't happen 33 times previously and then be a big surprise that it happened again (unless it was all at once, but then, why were some item transactions completed and others not?), and (b) try to work with the seller and see if you can get an extension on the payment time or at least be very open and transparent about the issues at hand and not make the seller guess at motivation.  It's about being responsible and knowing your limits.  It's about respecting the purpose of the website and those who use it.  And it's not about how much an item was purchased by the seller, it's about how much it's actually worth and how much you, as a bidder, agree to pay for it.  If a person chooses not to pay for an auction they need to be prepared for the seller filing an NPB.  You can ask for a cancellation but that doesn't mean you get it.  Granted this is all my personal opinion, but I feel that much of it will ring true for others.

Prettypony55, I'm glad that you are standing up to hold people accountable for their actions, but more importantly, your own rights, even if being harassed because of it.  We are all here to give you support in this, since this is the purpose of this message board.

I've got a few you're looking for, especially the early G1's.  I have a never used boxed dream castle.  I'd say mint but the castle itself has yellowing glue but everything else has never been used and are in their bags.  Have a look, the link is in my sig.

Hi, I have twilight for sale.  You can see my sales from the link in my sig.  I have a brown My Pretty Pony but she's on hold at the moment.  If the sale falls through...

Thanks!

Thanks so much everyone for your help!  It's good to know there are other Applejacks like that out there. I wouldn't have thought the red would fade but just goes to show one can always learn something new.  Mystery solved!    I still think she's special, but now, just in a different way.  I like the variety.