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Does it matter? I could be in the minority but I've never looked at I-trader feedback and never had an issue with a sale. I figure sales here are like buying from the classifies from people that don't sell very often. In those cases people aren't going to have a selling history.
Anyways, I was driving the other day and someone gave me a dirty look. Is there any way for me to leave driver feedback? I felt icky after the encounter.Comment
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Understandably, I'd be mad. He should have contacted you immediately when he changed his mind.So, I'm the buyer
. The seller and I agreed on a price, date, and location. The day prior to the transaction we are to contact one another to confirm the time. I contact the seller via text and he replies with-"Sorry, I've been thinking about it and I don't think I want to sell anymore. I'm going to delete my C.G. thread. Sorry for any inconvenience".
So, between Tuesday and Friday he thinks he doesn't want to sell the handgun anymore, even though we both agreed on the sale transaction prior.
What type of itrader rating would you leave in this situation?
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It's way too common here. Seems like it ok with most people to not honor their word.
They ban people from the classifieds on Ar15 for "welching"
If I make a deal with someone I honor it. Even if I accepted a lower price and someone comes behind with a full price offer.
If I make a deal I honor it. End of story. It's too bad sellers are allowed to welch and we can't leave appropriate feedback to warn others about a sellers proclivity to change their mind after a deal has been agreed to.
But yeah "just move on" because some sellers here have no honor and we think it's ok.
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He changed his mind prior to the appointed meeting time, find something else to buy now......move on.
Regarding "SPF" and then the buyer backs out, key words here, "Pending Funds". Until you have the funds in your hands, it's not a done deal. Contact the 2nd in line and again....move on.Comment
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Lol deprived much as a child? If someone who OWNS something decides not to sell it regardless of the reason, they should be ridiculed or banned? No wonder everyone feels entitled this day and age.It's way too common here. Seems like it ok with most people to not honor their word.
They ban people from the classifieds on Ar15 for "welching"
If I make a deal with someone I honor it. Even if I accepted a lower price and someone comes behind with a full price offer.
If I make a deal I honor it. End of story. It's too bad sellers are allowed to welch and we can't leave appropriate feedback to warn others about a sellers proclivity to change their mind after a deal has been agreed to.
But yeah "just move on" because some sellers here have no honor and we think it's ok.
Sent from my iPhone using TapatalkOriginally posted by Big JakeI will admit, however, that I've known a few ladies that I "helped" to say a few religious things. They screamed it quite loudly as I recall!
Originally posted by LonestargrizzlyYou cant tell me that her lips dont look like the business end of an anus.Comment
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Yeah, the guy flaked on a deal. It's annoying and can be an inconvenience but ultimately its their call if they choose to welch on it.Resistance to Tyrants is Obedience to GodComment
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Actually just the opposite. I was raised to be a man of my word. If you think it's ok to agree to make a deal and then back out, you are the entitled one.
It's fine. I don't do much buying here. I prefer to do it where people don't waste my time and then ridicule me for expecting people to honor their word.
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Move on, I have dealt few sellers flakes out on deal after we agree on price & time to meet, excuse like ' I decide to sell to family', or not answer phone call or text, most seller or buyer I dealt been great experience.Comment
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