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Best Yahoo Auction proxy service?

Started by SignOfZeta, 09/11/2012, 10:53 PM

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SignOfZeta

So I want to maybe buy some stuff from YAJ and I'm looking for people's suggestions and experiences with different proxy services?

Input?
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Arkhan Asylum

I use Celga.

The fees are supposedly higher, but their customer service is very friendly and I have never been let down by them.

They are very personable and flexible.


also their site has calculation buttons so you know before you bid how much you will pay in fees and shit. 
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PunkCryborg

I've used Goody several times and haven't had any issues. Their fees are easy to figure out before you buy and they do an excellent job shipping and combining multiple items. Their fees were a little lower then some of the others like shopping mall japan and celga las time I compared them.

meka

I've used Rinkya for years and never had a problem, their very friendly and the fees aren't to much.

soop

I used Shopping Mall Japan.  Good customer service, English speaking.  But that's the only one I used.
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Arkhan Asylum

I tried using Rinkya once and they were a bunch of dickfeelers in e-mail.   I was basically just asking about their combined shipping and warned them that I was buying something huge and would like to have some little things thrown in the box too, instead of doing some idiotic shipping.

They acted bothered by it, gave me a hassle, and said if I was that worried about saving $$, I should use boat-mail.

So I said fuck you guys and used Celga.    They did what I asked without a single question.




This "max-level forum psycho" (:lol:) destroyed TWO PC Engine groups in rage: one by Aaron Lambert on Facebook "Because Chris 'Shadowland' Runyon!," then the other by Aaron Nanto "Because Le NightWolve!" Him and PCE Aarons don't have a good track record together... Both times he blamed the Aarons in a "Look-what-you-made-us-do?!" manner, never himself nor his deranged, destructive, toxic turbo troll gang!

geise

I use both Celga and Goody.  I just started using Goody after finding their fees to be a tad better.  However, for questions and customer service I rate Celga a little higher.  They are really quick with responding to e-mail, or emailing you if they find out there's an issue on their end.  I sent them money through paypal to order a game off of a site.  Not even 30 minutes later they email me back saying "Sorry, but we can't order from that site." and refunded my money right away.