. That’ll get you a time out fo sho.
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got a hand slapping yesterday for linking an ad in the $700 glocks thread.
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. That’ll get you a time out fo sho.
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Had almost the same thing happen to me , except , had been PMing for a week. He was in and out of town. Came back , told me he was back , I sent him a message setting up a meet. An hour later looked at the item. Was marked SPM , an hour after he PM’d me. In my opinion not the way to be , but , the younger generation lack integrity.During these unprecedented times, would I be in the wrong to leave a negative feedback for engaging in conversation with the seller, and discussing a meeting place, when I noticed that the seller (without him mentioning to me), raised the price to well above retail on the initial ad? Was he trying to trap me or...?
got a hand slapping yesterday for linking an ad in the $700 glocks thread.
Or if when the meeting happens the gun is substantially not what was described.This is simple. If you've agreed to a place and time to meet and someone doesn't show up they should get a neg. If either party doesn't like the deal, or can't agree one, at the meet they can walk away.
I had one potential buyer back out on me last year, but didn't neg him cause I want to be understanding and keep in mind that sometimes things happen we can't control. Try to be the person, that I would want to deal with.
We had a deal set: price, place and date/time. First he postpones the deal, then stalled some and next said he didn't have the money anymore. A result of his having to do some work in Florida....? Finally he offers me a trade, which I wasn't interested in.
Should I neg 'em? I still have the PMs...bet it would stick.